Amazon will soon use more robots in its warehouses than human employees, with more than 1 million machines already deployed across facilities, according to a report.

The Jetson Thor developer kit, now available publicly, will likely influence the capabilities of humanoids and other autonomous mobile robots (AMRs).

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

Meet Amazon's robots Last year, we spent $386 billion on stuff from Amazon – that's half of all our online spending. And the bigger Amazon gets, the more unwelcome attention it gets for its ...

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock is trading higher on Monday as it rolled out its Jetson AGX Thor developer kit and production ...

(Reuters) -Robotics startup Skild AI, backed by Amazon.com and Japan's SoftBank Group, on Tuesday unveiled a foundational artificial intelligence model designed to run on nearly any robot — from ...

Amazon is one of the Lehigh Valley’s largest employers, with more than 3,400 full-time employees across its fulfillment centers in Breinigsville and Palmer Township.

Amazon has announced the launch of a new delivery robot service called Amazon Scout. To start with, a fleet of six of these robots will be deployed on a trial basis in a neighborhood in Snohomish ...

Amazon has today kicked off trials of ground-based robots to make deliveries. Six of the six-wheeled Scout robots will start rolling down the sidewalks of a Washington neighborhood using ...

The retail and cloud computing giant Amazon has embarked on an ambitious, top-secret plan involving home robots.