Amazon’s robots are really feeling it now. The tech giant this morning unveiled what it describes as its first warehouse robot ... while paddle-like arms gently grip and insert new items using ...

This innovative gripper helps give Vulcan the ability to manipulate 75% of the 1 million unique items in inventory at the Spokane warehouse. Amazon has used other robotic arms inside its ...

Moreover, warehouse tasks are highly variable, presenting challenges for humanoid robots. Beyond that ... Systems with stronger arms and a lower center of gravity will likely prove more fruitful in ...

Fashion retailer ASOS uses Nomagic’s robotic arms in its warehouse. Credit: Nomagic Nomagic’s robot arms have cameras mounted on them so that they can see and analyse what they are about to pick.

and handle objects with far greater precision than traditional industrial robots, bringing a new kind of intelligence to the warehouse floor. The robot is operating at Amazon’s fulfillment ...

Hannah Gibson, chief executive of Ocado Retail, said that the number of robots with arms at its warehouse in Luton, Bedfordshire, will double from 22 to 44 in “the very near future”, reported ...

The 3-million-square-foot warehouse ... a million robotic systems deployed in centers across the U.S. Along with the Kiva-style autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and inventory robotic arms Robin ...

Amazon’s new warehouse robot ... while paddle-like arms gently grip and insert new items using tiny conveyor belts. For picking items, another of the robot’s arms uses a camera and a suction ...

There's a new warehouse robot at Amazon that has a sense of touch, allowing it to handle a job previously only done by humans. Amazon unveiled the robot, called Vulcan, Wednesday at an event in ...