Amazon ’s first fully autonomous robot, Proteus, has a lot of responsibilities. Its main job is to pick up trolleys full of parcels and get them where they need to be. But it is also carries a ...

Amazon has unveiled Proteus, the e-commerce giant's first fully autonomous mobile warehouse robot. Proteus, which utilizes "advance safety, perception and navigation technology" to safely navigate ...

Proteus is a lot more advanced, however, with its cutting-edge technology enabling it to work alongside humans without fear of causing a calamity. Amazon said the robot can operate “in a manner ...

Proteus isn’t Amazon’s only new robot to hit warehouses in the near future. In the same press release, the company touted Cardinal, an AI-driven arm that aims to cut down on employees ...

Proteus shines a green light in front of itself while it moves through the facility. If a person steps in front of the light, the robot stops moving until the person has walked away.

With Proteus doing the heavy lifting, human workers have a "less taxing job" and can spend time on problem solving work. Amazon Fire TV Stick now 50% off for Prime Day - save extra 20% with trade-in ...

Unlike previous models, the latest robot, called Proteus, can operate alongside humans and will not be kept in caged-off areas, according to a company announcement Tuesday. The robot will navigate ...

Amazon's robot army is still significantly smaller than its employee total, which stood at 1.525 million full-time and part-time workers at the end of last year, per its annual report.

In a post looking back over the past 10 years since it purchased robotics company Kiva, Amazon has revealed its new machines, including its first fully autonomous warehouse robot.

The company has even posted a video of Proteus showing the robot moving under the carts and transporting them to other locations. “Proteus is our first fully autonomous mobile robot.