Is Amazon Training Humanoid Robots To Deliver Packages?

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Is Amazon training humanoid robots to deliver packages? That's what it looks like and technology is coming for all our jobs!

Amazon is now working on technology to have your packages delivered by humanoid robots. They're saying it could be ready for testing in the real-world soon. However, you shouldn't hold your breath if you're waiting or expecting this to happen soon. Check out a picture of what they look like here. Would you prefer a humanoid robot delivering your packages or would you rather it being a working human? That seems to be up for debate online right now. Check out a video report about these Amazon humanoid robots from FOX Business on YouTube below.

Is Amazon Training Humanoid Robots To Deliver Packages?

The Verge reports that "Amazon is developing AI software that will enable robots to operate as package delivery workers that are ferried around in Rivian electric vans." Sounds like Amazon is almost finished constructing an indoor humanoid park where they can train.

Robots are nothing new to Amazon. They've already been using them in warehouse operations. Could they start using them to deliver packages? It seems like that's the plan eventually but it's likely far from becoming a reality. Read more about it from The Verge here.

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