Amazon’s warehouse fleet crossed 1 million robots with a new machine that can feel what it touches, and the gap in automation that kept humans irreplaceable for decades finally has an answer

Every time a package lands on your doorstep the next day, someone, or something, spent the night before pulling it from a cluttered shelf. For years, that “someone” had to be human. Robots could drive, sort and stack. But the moment an arm needed to reach into a crowded bin and feel its way around ... Read more