Amazon's new Vulcan fulfillment center robot doesn't look humanoid but it has some very human characteristics, like the ...

Amazon has rolled out new robots, called Vulcan, which are able to "feel" with a human-like touch and can take over intricate ...

The robot uses force sensors and adaptive paddles to gently push items aside and slide new ones into tight spaces without ...

Research reveals robots are learning more ways to accomplish human tasks, gaining smarter memory and assisting home-owners.

A research team from AMOLF in Amsterdam has created a soft robot that walks, hops, and swims—all without a brain, electronics, or AI. Just soft tubes, air, and some clever physics.

This allows the Vulcan robot to pick and stow roughly three-quarters of the items stocked in the company’s warehouses, a task that was previously handled predominantly by human workers.

Amazon has unveiled its first robot with a human-like sense of touch that could work alongside other robots and human workers ...

Collaborative robots work with humans, in tasks like manufacturing or testing ... spaces to transport things in warehouses or to move supplies. Autonomous mobile robots are similar but can ...

It's designed to know which ones it can move and which ones it needs to seek human help -- like a robot-human tag team. Vulcan is part of an ongoing movement toward collaborative robots. " ...

It's designed to know which ones it can move and which ones it needs to seek human help -- like a robot-human tag team. The robot uses a physical AI system that includes "algorithms for ...