An Amazon warehouse worker shares the dangers of working in a robot-assisted facility, and says the new floor robots could ...

Amazon warehouses have been taken over by robots with eyes than can yell at humans - and now they're treated as coworkers.

Amazon has ramped up its fleet of robots in recent years to boost its warehouse operations. It's more than doubled the number of robots deployed in its fulfillment centers and warehouses in the ...

This is absolutely Amazon tooting their own horn, but if you have been curious about what exactly such robots do, and how exactly they help a busy warehouse work better, it’s a good summary with ...

Amazon's warehouses have been invaded by robots with eyes that can shout at humans - and they're now considered colleagues. In five to ten years, humanoid robots will be commonplace in homes ...

Amazon claims its investment in these ... improve the customer experience. The robots scuttling around the warehouse have been given names inspired by birds, like the robotic arm ‘Sparrow ...

In some ways, Amazon is late to the robot party. The Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com unveiled a warehouse staffed by just four employees nearly five years ago, while rival Walmart already has a ...

Amazon's newest robot could one day take the place of many human workers across its giant fulfillment network, generating apprehension among some of the company's more than 750,000 US warehouse ...

Amazon workers launch protests on Prime Day Staff at Amazon's Swansea warehouse 'treated like robots' Amazon warehouse accidents total 440 And another describes a car accident she had on the way ...