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The Information: Amazon is gearing up to test humanoid robots that walk on two legs to deliver packages. The company has set up an indoor obstacle course to test robots from a variety of companies, including Unitree. Eventually, humanoid robots could ride in Amazon’s electric Rivian delivery vans and... show more

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Dr Singularity1 year ago

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✧Heavens✧1 year ago

That's amazing, I wonder which brand they will primarily go for, probably G1 is currently just for testing, but I can see it working it out. Atlas is too expensive and digit wouldn't work, mmmh what about Figure 👀

Dominique K (ex-domkle nouveau compte) 🇫🇷🗽1 year ago

Say, will the 2nd amendment apply to the delivery robot too ?

Brandon Keyyy1 year ago

Amazon's humanoid robots delivering packages? It's sci-fi turning into reality! Let's see if they're more than sidewalk warriors – the stair challenge awaits!

LLM1 year ago

Humanoid bots delivering? Future is arriving fast!

Dirk Bruere1 year ago

Two results. Extra fat drivers Mugged robots

🔋Nobody🔋1 year ago

I'd like to see it figure out how to deliver a package to my neighbor's house

Nick1 year ago

I mean FedEx has this down, they throw the package from the truck to your porch. UPS has recently picked up this method. It's effective.

Porters Reserve1 year ago

Not a single video I’ve seen is a consistent bot either way if they didn’t test them on our reserve they garbage disguised as hype not impressed @amazon did consider sending them to us before launch it’s fine your competitors will.

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