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Amazon Launches Agentic AI Team and Trials Humanoid Delivery Robots

The initiative aims to cut delivery times by combining predictive supply chain models with real-world trials of humanoid robots exiting electric vans.

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Amazon logo is seen in this illustration taken February 16, 2025. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo
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Overview

  • Amazon’s Lab126 unit has formed an Agentic AI team to build warehouse robots that follow natural-language commands to perform multiple tasks, from unloading trailers to fetching parts.
  • The upgraded SCOT platform uses generative AI to forecast regional demand, reposition stock and shave nearly a day off delivery times while lowering carbon emissions.
  • Amazon has built a “humanoid park” at a San Francisco site, according to reports, to trial robots from Unitree and Agility Robotics in simulated doorstep-delivery environments.
  • Reporting suggests the robots may hitch rides in Rivian electric vans and navigate obstacle courses designed to replicate real-world delivery conditions during upcoming tests.
  • Amazon is using generative AI to generate detailed maps of buildings and parking spots to optimize final-mile driver navigation and reduce delivery errors.