Serve Robotics (SERV) has turned several of its core technologies into revenue-generating channels as it advances its autonomy platform, Oppenheimer said in a Thursday note.

The company is making "demonstrable progress" on an autonomy platform that the market may be underappreciating while expanding multiple revenue streams. Serve's data capture and processing capabilities are among the most efficient in the space and its proprietary post-training data capabilities are a key competitive advantage, the brokerage said.

Serve has diversified its business beyond delivery operations and generated revenue from monetizing sensor data collected in urban and hospital environments, licensing remote connectivity technology from its Voysys acquisition and building an advertising business that management believes could eventually account for about half of fleet revenue.

In a Robot Demo Day hosted by the analysts, Serve executives mentioned there was significant external interest in using the platform for ancillary applications such as infrastructure monitoring and teleoperations. The analysts also pointed to strong operational execution, including delivery success rates near 99.8% and improving fleet utilization.

Oppenheimer's rating on the company's stock is outperform.

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