Robots will soon be delivering takeaways in one of Leeds' busiest neighbourhoods.
The autonomous machines, which run on six wheels, have been delivering groceries to residents in parts of Leeds since 2022, when a partnership with Co-op began.
From next month the technology will be expanded to Headingley, Hyde Park and Woodhouse and open to a number of businesses through the Uber Eats app.
Headingley and Hyde Park councillor Jonathan Pryor said the "tried and tested" robots had already proved to be a "real success" in the city.
The robots will be able to complete deliveries in less than 30 minutes for distances of up to two miles (3.2km), according to a spokesperson for the company behind them, Starship Technologies.
