Amazon is reportedly working on humanoid robots designed to assist in delivery roles, developing necessary AI software while using third-party hardware. Testing will occur in a specialized humanoid park, intended for simulations before real-world deployment to enhance logistics efficiency. Delivery robots could work in conjunction with human drivers, potentially speeding up the delivery process. Past trials include robots in warehouses, signaling Amazon's commitment to integrating automation into its operations, also aligning with its interests in self-driving delivery technology through its Zoox unit.
Amazon's focus on humanoid robots reflects its ambition to redefine delivery logistics, allowing robots to work alongside human drivers for increased efficiency.
The testing phase will begin in a controlled humanoid park, with plans to transition to real-world delivery scenarios as the robots demonstrate reliability.
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