Amazon Testing New Warehouse Robots and AI Tools for Workers By Sean McLain
Artificial intelligence that makes humans more efficient and robots that make them less necessary. The retail giant unveiled a trio of new technologies Wednesday that it is testing or preparing to deploy in its warehouses and delivery vans. They include a robot arm called Blue Jay, designed to sort packages; an artificial-intelligence agent called Eluna, intended to help human managers deploy workers and avoid bottlenecks; and augmented-reality glasses to be worn by delivery drivers in the field. Analysts expect Amazon to see billions of dollars in cost savings every year as it automates more of the logistics process, both through increased efficiency and reduced need for humans. Amazon says its goal is to improve safety and unload mundane tasks onto AI and robots. Amazon Testing New Warehouse Robots and AI Tools for Workers – WSJ m.wsj.net/video-atmo/20250627/f50aec12-b610-4104-805f-27966da3fb05/1/amazonrobotsbleed1_1000.mp4
