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Amazon is trying out bipedal robots from startup Agility AI, which makes a robot called Digit. Emily Vetterick, director of engineering at Amazon Global Robotics | Amazon is trying out bipedal robots from startup Agility AI, which makes a robot called Digit. Emily Vetterick, director of engineering at Amazon Global Robotics | ||
How Digit does in its “older-generation buildings, where we can’t put in traditional automation solutions because there just isn’t the space for them. | |||
Agility AI has also partnered up with logistics company GXO for a pilot scheme, putting Digit robots to work at a logistics hub for consumer company Spanx. (That’s right, the robots are being broken in by sorting boxes of figure-flattering pantyhose.) | |||
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Revision as of 15:41, 7 April 2024
Amazon Bipedal Robots
Amazon is trying out bipedal robots from startup Agility AI, which makes a robot called Digit. Emily Vetterick, director of engineering at Amazon Global Robotics
How Digit does in its “older-generation buildings, where we can’t put in traditional automation solutions because there just isn’t the space for them.
Agility AI has also partnered up with logistics company GXO for a pilot scheme, putting Digit robots to work at a logistics hub for consumer company Spanx. (That’s right, the robots are being broken in by sorting boxes of figure-flattering pantyhose.)