Arrive AI (NASDAQ:ARAI) has announced the AP3 Plus, an updated version of its Arrive Point secure delivery endpoint. The company said on October 7, 2026, that the unit was available for shipping, with new hardware and software designed to process package information locally.
The AP3 Plus includes an NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano for edge computing. Computer vision models operating on the unit can identify whether a package is present, assess its orientation and status, and follow it visually through the chain-of-custody process.
Package information is retained on the endpoint. Arrive AI said customers may also access the data through the cloud or select cloud backup, depending on their compliance requirements.
The updated endpoint works with Arrive AI’s Arrive OS platform, which manages events and communication between connected machines. Examples include reporting a robot’s operating state and identifying whether the endpoint door is open or closed.
A new interface links the unit with the Arrive Point Network for local event handling. The company said the AP3 Plus retains the previous unit’s size while adding functionality.
The AP3 Plus can connect through cellular networks or Wi-Fi and operates on standard 120-volt power. It can be installed on the ground, attached to a wall, placed on a pad or positioned as a free-standing unit on feet.
Arrive AI said drones, robots, autonomous vehicles and human couriers can use the endpoint. Automated use by a drone or robot requires an interface with the unit’s opening.
Arrive AI describes the Arrive Point as a secure location for autonomous machines and couriers to leave or collect packages without requiring a person to be present at the time of exchange. The company says its platform is intended for logistics, healthcare and enterprise delivery and supports drones, ground robotics and human couriers.
Michael Trovato, Arrive AI’s chief technology officer, said the AP3 Plus was developed using experience from real-world use of Arrive Point units. He also said the company believes the endpoint is becoming an active part of the delivery process as autonomous machines require infrastructure for secure interaction with physical locations.
Arrive AI cautioned that statements about future business and product developments involve risks and uncertainties and are not guarantees of future performance.
Arrive AI announced the AP3 Plus, the latest version of its Arrive Point™ secure delivery endpoint. The unit adds edge computing and on-board vision models to detect packages and determine their orientation and status.
Arrive AI announced the AP3 Plus on October 7, 2026. The announcement said the product was available for shipping at that time.
The AP3 Plus uses an NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano to process and store data on the device where it is created. Its locally running computer vision models can detect whether a package is present, determine its orientation and status, and visually track it through the chain-of-custody lifecycle.
Package data is stored on the AP3 Plus, while customers can also access it through the cloud or choose to back it up there. The available options depend on a customer's compliance requirements.
Arrive AI's Arrive OS handles events and communication between machines, including a robot's state and whether the endpoint door is open or closed. A new interface connects the unit with the Arrive Point™ Network for local event handling.
The AP3 Plus connects through cellular or Wi-Fi and runs on standard 120-volt power. It can be mounted on the ground, on a wall, on a pad, or free-standing on feet.
The AP3 Plus can be used by drones, robots, autonomous vehicles and human couriers. Any drone or robot that can interface with the opening in an automated way can use the endpoint.
Arrive AI describes the Arrive Point™ as a secure delivery endpoint where drones, robots, autonomous vehicles and couriers can drop off or pick up a package without anyone waiting on the other end. The company's platform supports drones, ground robotics and human couriers across logistics, healthcare and enterprise delivery.
Michael Trovato, Chief Technology Officer at Arrive AI, said the AP3 Plus builds on the company's experience from real-world Arrive Point™ use. He said the new network and Arrive OS provide a customer interface, data pipeline, cloud storage options, real-time package recognition, and package and user tracking.
Michael Trovato said Arrive AI believes the AP3 Plus represents an evolution for the company and autonomous logistics, with the endpoint becoming an intelligent participant in delivery. He said Arrive AI intends to provide infrastructure for drones, robots and autonomous vehicles to interact securely with the physical world; the release cautioned that forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks and uncertainties.
Arrive AI shares trade on NASDAQ under the ticker symbol ARAI.