Amazon warehouses have been taken over by robots with eyes than can yell at humans - and now they're treated as coworkers.

The start-up raised $400 million in a funding round with investments from the likes of Jeff Bezos, Thrive Capital and OpenAI.

But it is also carries a whole other aim: to make robots into something we love. When Amazon announced last week that it would be launching a new “next-generation” facility in Shreveport ...

Amazon said it recently launched a new facility in Shreveport, La., with new robots that can help with stowing, picking, packing and shipping goods. Results from that warehouse, Jassy said, were ...

Amazon’s Jeff Bezos and OpenAI invested in Physical Intelligence, a robot startup that raised $400 million at a $2.4 billion ...

In five to ten years, humanoid robots will be commonplace in homes ... This marks a thrilling new chapter for Amazon, featuring the most significant leap in robotics and AI technologies used ...

Amazon certainly possesses the resources to ... Brady adds that, along with these new robots come more robot-centric jobs. That means 25% more RME (reliability maintenance engineering) roles ...

Roomba maker iRobot is laying off 105 employees, about 16% of the company’s workforce, as part of its “operational ...

Robot humaoids will be coming into the ... over Amazon's fulfillment center in Nashville, Tennessee. Amazon has entered an exciting new frontier with the largest advancement in robotics and ...

But it is also carries a whole other aim: to make robots into something we love. When Amazon announced last week that it would be launching a new “next-generation” facility in Shreveport, Louisiana, ...