If you’ve nothing better to do in the run-up to Christmas, then how about enjoying a mesmerizing hour-long video of a humanoid robot sorting packages? The clip was posted by the founder and CEO of ...
Every week 2 million packages enter and exit Amazon’s sorting facility in Otay Mesa. Within hours, they’re scanned, sorted by ZIP code, routed for delivery and loaded onto pallets where they’ll be ...
SPOKANE, Wash. — Amazon's Spokane center is testing a new AI robot arm to help get orders to customers faster. The robot is called "Vulcan." It sorts products in the warehouse before they go into ...
In February, Figure AI’s Figure 02 humanoid appeared in a short warehouse video, gingerly lifting plastic bags and boxes off a conveyor and setting them aside. The minute-long clip proved the robot ...
eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...
The company reportedly started working on robotics 12 years ago when it launched a drone delivery program. According to an article in the Street, it’s now pivoting to an AI-based software that would ...
Figure, maker of the humanoid robot Figure 02, unveiled its new Helix AI in a video showing two robots working together to put away groceries. Jesse Orrall (he/him/his) is a Senior Video Producer for ...
Robot delivery firm Ottonomy has unveiled a new Ottobot model called the Yeti with a new automated package delivery mechanism. That could allow it to do last mile drop-offs directly to a locker or ...
The robots are slowly but surely conquering this year’s CES. During today’s press preview, Ottonomy debuted a new model being added to the New York firm’s army of delivery robots. Yeti stands out from ...
DENVER (KDVR) – In order to stay ahead of the demand for holiday mail, the US Postal Service has opened up a new package support annex, and with that comes a new state of the art mail sorting robot.
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