Amazon deploys its one millionth robot, releases generative AI model

After setting up robots in its warehouse for 13 years, Amazon reached a new milestone.

Tech Behemoth now has a million robots in his warehouse, the company Announcement on MondayThe This one -million robot was recently delivered to an Amazon Communication facility in Japan.

This figure is on the track on the way to Amazon to another landmark: The huge network of its warehouse may soon work the same number of robots as humans, according to Reporting from Wall Street JournalThe WSJ also said that 75% of Amazon’s global delivery is now assisted by any robot.

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The company has announced a new generator AI model called Dipflit for its warehouse robots. This AI model, which can more efficiently adjust the routes of the robots in the company’s warehouse, according to Amazon, will help increase its robotic fleet by 10%.

The company uses Amazon Seamskar – AWS Cloud Studio that helps to create and deploy AI models – to create dipflit. Amazon trained the model on its own warehouse and inventory data.

Aamazon’s one -match robot represents more than only one number. The company has improved its robot fleet in recent years, adding new powers and models.

In May, the agency Its latest robots, unveiling the volcanoThe This model has two arms, one is designed to sort and the other is with a camera and suction cup to grab the item. Most significantly, these vulcan robots have “touch” feelings that allows it to feel the items that are occupied by Amazon.

The company made its announcement in October 2024 “The next generation of reputation center” In addition to human workers, many of the 10x robots will include their current benefits. The first of these new robotic-driven centers was opened at Louisiana Shrevport near the Texas border in the state.

Amazon originally began to create its robotic power in 2002, along with the acquisition of the Kiva system.