However, when the numbers are crunched, it’s often still too costly to implement, leaving humans as the most efficient and effective for warehouse picking. Warehouse Picking Today Industry reports ...

The robot revolution has long sounded like a far-off sci-fi notion, but it's a reality at the e-commerce giant.

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Unlike other robots that perform limited functions, KR1 can move, lift and think like a human, only faster and more reliably.

How do customers get Amazon deliveries within days? We toured the RDU1 facility in Garner, North Carolina, to see.

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The Pick robot, described in a research paper, achieved an even higher success rate during its six month trial deployment, which ran six hours per day on weekends from October 2024 through March 2025.

EVEN SMARTER ROBOTS The C200M RoboShuttle bin-to-person picking robot, launched in May 2020, exemplifies the company’s innovative spirit.

The collaborative robots support racks that are eight feet high – that is how high a short worker can reach for a pick. Many tall warehouses have mezzanine levels.

Right now, dozens of the firm’s robot arms are toiling away in warehouses scattered around Europe. They pick and move an astounding variety of items — from t-shirts to bags of screws.

The robots have traveled more than 17 million miles in warehouses, the equivalent of 35 round trips to the moon, Locus said in its statement. That may be just the beginning of the robot revolution.