Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) is reportedly developing software for humanoid robots that could eventually take over the roles of delivery workers.

Amazon is working on software for humanoid robots that might one day deliver packages to customers' doorsteps.

The quiet hum of Amazon's electric Rivian delivery vans may soon be accompanied by the mechanical whir of bipedal robot delivery, uhm, folk.

Amazon is working on humanoid robots that will drive Rivians and deliver packages. Is this the future or the apocalypse?

The training facility will test a variety of humanoid robots for the job, including a $16,000 one from Unitree, based in China. The bots will rely on special AI software developed by Amazon to ...

Amazon has deployed its one-millionth robot. The e-commerce giant uses robots in its warehouses and facilities to move products around, handle packages on a conveyor belt and assist human workers ...

Amazon is celebrating the deployment of its one-millionth robot as the company continues to advance its automation efforts. The post Amazon robots are on course to outnumber its human workers ...

Amazon is developing artificial intelligence software for humanoid package delivery robots, and reportedly has plans to soon test the robots at its San Francisco offices. According to a June 5 report ...

Amazon is testing humanoid delivery robots as a way to reduce the costs of delivering packages. The plan relies on its prowess in AI.

Amazon warehouses are more automated than ever. The company, a key bellwether for the U.S. labor market, now has over a million robots packing and shipping goods in its fulfillment centers. While ...

SPOKANE, Wash. — Amazon's Spokane center is testing a new AI robot arm to help get orders to customers faster.

The massive facilities where Amazon builds its robots provide a look at what modern manufacturing is actually like.