In June 2021, the company presented a prototype of an autonomous food truck at the Viva Technology 2021 fair, held in the city of Paris.[9]​ In September of the same year, the company announced at the Mobility, Home and Sustainable Cities Fair in Madrid the launch of "Goggo Cart", the first autonomous food truck to circulate in Spain, and Calle Real in the municipality of Las Rozas in Madrid was chosen to launch the pilot of the project.[3][10][11]​.

In February 2022, the Spanish newspaper La Razón "La Razón (Spain)") announced that the project had traveled more than 50 kilometers, at a speed of 5 kilometers per hour, and that in that month more than a thousand vehicle interactions with pedestrians had been recorded, with the aim of acquiring food products transported in the car.[12] According to Yasmine Fage, these vehicles "can detect and avoid obstacles such as traffic lights, pedestrians, cyclists or other vehicles." through "the use of cameras and a combination of artificial intelligence with advanced algorithms." He also stated that the Goggo Cart can store up to one hundred objects and support a total of 400 liters of capacity.[13]​.

In June 2021, the company presented a prototype of an autonomous food truck at the Viva Technology 2021 fair, held in the city of Paris.[9]​ In September of the same year, the company announced at the Mobility, Home and Sustainable Cities Fair in Madrid the launch of "Goggo Cart", the first autonomous food truck to circulate in Spain, and Calle Real in the municipality of Las Rozas in Madrid was chosen to launch the pilot of the project.[3][10][11]​.

In February 2022, the Spanish newspaper La Razón "La Razón (Spain)") announced that the project had traveled more than 50 kilometers, at a speed of 5 kilometers per hour, and that in that month more than a thousand vehicle interactions with pedestrians had been recorded, with the aim of acquiring food products transported in the car.[12] According to Yasmine Fage, these vehicles "can detect and avoid obstacles such as traffic lights, pedestrians, cyclists or other vehicles." through "the use of cameras and a combination of artificial intelligence with advanced algorithms." He also stated that the Goggo Cart can store up to one hundred objects and support a total of 400 liters of capacity.[13]​.