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Amazon Reaches One Million Robots and Unveils DeepFleet AI Model

DeepFleet generative AI cuts robot travel time by 10 percent across Amazon’s automated fleet that now nears the size of its human workforce.

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

Overview

  • Amazon deployed its one-millionth warehouse robot at a facility in Japan on July 1, bringing its global mobile robotics network to over one million units across more than 300 locations.
  • The company launched DeepFleet, a generative AI foundation model that acts as an intelligent traffic management system to reduce fleet travel time by 10 percent.
  • Robots now assist with approximately 75 percent of Amazon’s global deliveries, driving per-employee shipping productivity from 175 packages in 2015 to 3,870 last year.
  • Amazon has upskilled over 700,000 employees through training initiatives to prepare them for technical, maintenance and engineering roles alongside expanding AI operations.
  • CEO Andy Jassy cautioned that the rollout of generative AI could lead to reductions in the company’s total corporate headcount in the coming years.