Amazon, which already uses drones to deliver packages, is reportedly working with the Chinese company Unitree to create an army of humanoid robots to replace human staff in home deliveries.

Several sources have cited Amazon’s work toward the creation of humanoid robots. In fact, they refer to the G1 model, which “measures approximately 1.32 meters and weighs 35 kilos. This robot has an advanced mobility system, thanks to its 23 degrees of freedom that allow it to walk or run, in addition to executing complex movements with precision and stability.”

The development center for these robots would be located at Amazon’s offices in San Francisco, California, where they would also be trained to perform tasks involving various obstacles.

According to the company, “the ultimate goal would be for robots to be able to hop out of the company’s Rivian electric vans and deliver packages directly to the customer’s home.”

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Source: ambito

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