Amazon Tests Humanoid Delivery Bots, Says ‘Robots Will Soon Be Nimbler’ Written by Madeline Clarke Published June 6, 2025 ...

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Amazon is developing a software for humanoid robots that are designed to ‘spring out’ of the thousands of delivery vans roaming the country, according to a report.

Investing.com -- Bank of America analysts suggest that Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN)’s burgeoning ambitions in robot delivery could yield "billions in savings," despite acknowledging significant hurdles.

End Of Human Delivery Workers? Amazon Testing Humanoid Robots That 'Spring Out' Of Vans Amazon has already built a "humanoid park" at its San Francisco office to test the delivery robots.

Amazon also said AI will help it more efficiently predict what products customers will need and where to improve its same day delivery operations, with the software considering factors such as ...

Amazon is already using a variety of autonomous robots in its warehouse operations, including a trial of Agility Robotics’ humanoid “Digit” — a robot that was originally pitched for tasks ...

Amazon is about to start testing humanoid robots for package delivery. The goal is for the robots to come out of the Rivian electric delivery vans and bring packages to your door.

According to sources cited by The Information, the goal is for these robots to "hitch a ride" in the back of Amazon's Rivian electric delivery vans – more than 20,000 of which are already in ...

Amazon tests humanoid robots for delivery, starting with indoor obstacle courses; savings could hit $7.1B by 2032. BofA sees long-term AI and robotics gains for Amazon, boosting margins across ...