Digit started with basic warehouse tasks at an Amazon research facility, but Amazon is now testing a similar robot that can deploy from a van to deliver packages, according to The Verge.

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access information on a device and to provide personalised ads and content, ad and ...

The company is reportedly developing software for humanoid robots capable of performing the duties of human delivery workers ...

According to a report from The Information, the e-commerce giant is developing artificial intelligence software to power ...

Amazon is reportedly training humanoid robots for package delivery, aiming to automate last-mile logistics and revolutionize ...

A significant factor in Amazon’s reported delivery plan involves transporting the humanoid robots along delivery routes. This would reportedly be achieved using a fleet of electric vehicle delivery ...

The company that brought you workers forced to pee in a bottle is now bringing you robots that don't have to do that.

Amazon is testing humanoid robots for deliveries, using AI to mimic human movement in real-world obstacle courses at a San ...

If Amazon’s tests go well, G1-style robots could be delivering orders before that day comes. The Digit robot in an Amazon warehouse. Image source: Amazon A few years ago, Amazon confirmed it was ...

In the future, robots could bring parcels from delivery vans to doorsteps. Amazon currently develops the AI software for this. Tests are due to start soon.