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REEF Technology started by reserving parking spaces for Miami Heat basketball games, has since bought up unused lots across the country, and now employs 10,000 people in the U.S., including 3,000 in Miami alone. Those spaces are being transformed into neighborhood fulfillment centers for food and other goods, using electric bike carts. A pilot program is using robots to make deliveries. “Covid has proven that you can support a remote workforce and succeed,” says REEF co-founder Philippe Saint-Juste. “People want to live in a livable city, and Miami is a model for what that can be,” he added.

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REEF Technology started by reserving parking spaces for Miami Heat basketball games, has since bought up unused lots across the country, and now employs 10,000 people in the U.S., including 3,000 in Miami alone. Those spaces are being transformed into neighborhood fulfillment centers for food and other goods, using electric bike carts. A pilot program is using robots to make deliveries. “Covid has proven that you can support a remote workforce and succeed,” says REEF co-founder Philippe Saint-Juste. “People want to live in a livable city, and Miami is a model for what that can be,” he added.