A five-story fulfillment center similar to the one on Boxwood Road near Newport is planned on 135 acres near the Maryland ...

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

Vulcan isn’t the first robot Amazon produced that can grab and sort parcels and items. It also has other bird-named systems, ...

Amazon has unveiled Vulcan, its first warehouse robot with a sense of touch, designed to handle inventory with precision ...

On Monday, at Amazon's Delivering the Future event in Dortmund, Germany, the retail giant introduced the world to Vulcan, a robot designed to sort, pick up, and place objects in storage compartments ...

Amazon is getting closer to deploying the closest thing to a human in its fulfillment centers as it unveiled a robot that can ...

Amazon's investment in robotics continues with Vulcan, a touch-enabled robot aimed at improving warehouse operations, though ...

Amazon unveils Vulcan, its first robot with a sense of touch, boosting efficiency and safety at fulfillment centers.

Amazon’s investment in its data center locations is helping create jobs, support economic growth, provide education and training opportunities, and much more.

The Vulcan robot represents a "fundamental leap forward in robotics," according to Amazon. It uses a sensor, powered by AI, ...

Amazon has debuted its latest robot, Vulcan, which is helping Amazon warehouse workers with its newfound sense of touch.

Vulcan, a robot with tactile senses, is a step towards automating more of picking and stowing work done by humans inside Amazon’s fulfillment centers.