Many have wondered about — and feared — the impact that gen AI will have on labor markets. Some compare it to past ...

Amazon shut Endless in 2012. Kiva Systems, since renamed Amazon Robotics, was one of Amazon’s largest acquisitions at the time. Founded in 2003, the company develops and manufactures robotic ...

It wasn't until 2014 that Amazon really started to use the machines made by Kiva, the robotics company it bought for $775 million in 2012. Kiva makes robots that automate the picking and packing ...

I recently toured an Amazon fulfillment center; anyone can do it. From what I can tell, they mostly give tours of their ...

The site represents the culmination of Amazon’s work in robotics, which dates back more than a decade to its 2012 Kiva acquisition. The retail giant’s approach has largely revolved around ...

It officially launched Amazon Robotics in 2015, but that was really a rebranding of Kiva Systems, a company it had bought three years earlier and which originally began in 2003. Recommended Nasa ...

It bought Boston-based robotics company Kiva Systems in 2012 to jumpstart its effort, while founder Jeff Bezos discussed the firm's drone aspirations in an interview in 2013. Amazon said it now ...

Amazon has been using robots to manage and automate their warehouses for years. Here’s a short feature on their current robot, Hercules. This is absolutely Amazon tooting their own horn, but if ...

Amazon (AMZN) is a more complex phenomenon than a highly successful marketplace selling its items and enabling third-party vendors to use its platform to sell its products. It is a multinational ...

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This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here. After years of pressure from environmental advocates, the global retail giant Amazon (AMZN) announced ...

At its Delivering the Future event Wednesday, Amazon announced plans for new robot-powered delivery warehouses. The first “next-generation fulfillment center” is located in Shreveport, Louisiana.