In a move to further propel its warehouse automation efforts, Amazon has announced the acquisition of key talent from ...

Amazon.com Inc. is hiring the founders of robot-software maker Covariant, in a move known as an “acquihire” that is aimed at helping the e-commerce leader boost its warehouse automation.

Read More: Amazon Is Running Out of Warehouse Workers ... Company executives have said they aim to use automation in part to free employees from repetitive tasks that can lead to injuries.

Amazon.com announced on Thursday a new artificial intelligence application dubbed Amelia to help its independent sellers with ...

Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) is hiring the founders of robot software maker Covariant and licensing the company's robotic foundation models to improve its warehouse automation. Through its commercial ...

Sept 19 (Reuters) - Amazon.com (AMZN.O), opens new tab announced ... broader Big Tech effort to employ the technology for greater automation. The software, dubbed Amelia, can provide instantaneous ...

Covariant, officially embodied intelligence Inc., also uses machine learning to make warehouse ... Amazon will use the foundation models that it’s licensing from Covariant to enhance its ...

Covariant didn’t respond to a request for comment. Amazon has been a leader in warehouse automation since its 2012 acquisition of Kiva Systems, which makes robots that roam vast warehouses ...

Amazon announced Amelia during its annual conference ... The move is part of a broader Big Tech effort to employ the technology for greater automation. The software, dubbed Amelia, can provide ...