Martyn Landi, PA Technology Correspondent Amazon is trialling humanoid robots in its warehouses as the US tech giant looks to automate more of its operations.

Amazon is testing whether humanoid robots that walk around with glowing eyes could help staff its warehouses.

Online giant Amazon has unveiled new hi-tech robots with the potential to replace huge numbers of warehouse workers. The machines, called Vulcan, have cutting-edge technology that learn to “feel ...

Amazon has announced that it has deployed its 1 millionth robot in its warehouse. In addition, Amazon has also announced a new generative AI-based model called ' DeepFleet ' to operate this large ...

Amazon gave CNBC a first look at its new warehouse robot, Vulcan, that can “feel” objects, enabling it to do a job only humans could previously handle.

Amazon is experimenting with incorporating a robot into its warehouses, with the aim of automating some of the more repetitive processes. Named Digit, the two-legged â râ obot can pick up and lift ...

Amazon said the Proteus robot can safely work in facilities and move around workers thanks to advanced perception and navigation technology.

Amazon says that it has developed a new warehouse robot, Vulcan, that can 'feel' some of the items it touches.

Although Amazon has stressed it is using its robotic workforce to augment the capabilities of its workers, it now has the lowest average number of human employees at its warehouses at 670.