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🇺🇸 AMAZON HITS 1 MILLION ROBOTS AND THEY’RE MOVING FAST Amazon just rolled out its millionth warehouse robot and a new AI called DeepFleet to control them all. It makes deliveries faster by cutting robot travel time by 10 percent. These bots can now lift over 1,200 pounds like... show more

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