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Amazon Deploys One-Millionth Warehouse Robot and Unveils DeepFleet AI Model

DeepFleet uses real-time logistics data to reduce robot travel time by 10 percent for faster deliveries

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An Amazon logo is displayed outside an Amazon Delivery Station on April 25, 2025 in San Diego, California.
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Overview

  • The one-millionth robot was delivered to a fulfillment center in Japan, joining over 300 facilities in Amazon’s global network
  • DeepFleet is a generative AI model built on AWS tools that dynamically coordinates robotic routes to cut travel distances and lower operational costs
  • Robots now assist in about 75 percent of Amazon’s global deliveries and are poised to match the number of warehouse staff as automation expands
  • Since 2019, Amazon has retrained more than 700,000 employees for technical roles in maintenance, reliability and engineering to support its robotic fleet
  • CEO Andy Jassy has warned that widespread AI adoption will likely reduce parts of the corporate workforce as efficiency gains accelerate