Vulcan is the first Amazon robot with what the company calls a “genuine sense of touch,” thanks to force feedback sensors and AI-powered software that lets it “feel” items, not just see them (cameras ...

Vulcan” warehouse robot — capable of picking, stowing and rearranging three-quarters of the items stocks — could put a vast swath of America’s blue […] ...

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Credit: Amazon/Cover Images Amazon has unveiled a robot capable not only of seeing but also of feeling the world around it.

Amazon’s Vulcan robot adds touch to automation, boosting precision and safety in warehouse tasks while reducing strain for ...

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Amazon has unveiled its most advanced robot to date – a machine that can sense touch – in a move aimed to alter how its warehouses are staffed and operated. The robot, dubbed Vulcan, was announced ...

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If the legislature’s proposed budget becomes law, then the “wealthy” will simply flee Connecticut and leave it to the remaining taxpayers to pick up the tab. Governor Lamont needs to set up ...