Amazon has announced an upgraded version of its autonomous warehouse robot, Proteus, which will now be able to interact using natural language. This enhancement allows human employees to assign tasks to the robot verbally, rather than through specialized software. The Proteus robots are designed for heavy lifting and moving large carts within Amazon's warehouses. The announcement reflects Amazon's ongoing shift towards increased automation in its operations.
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Amazon introduces new version of Proteus warehouse robot with language interaction
Amazon has unveiled a new version of its Proteus warehouse robot that can communicate with human workers using natural language. This upgrade allows for easier task assignment, marking a continued trend towards automation in Amazon's warehouses.
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Amazon introduces new version of Proteus warehouse robot with language interaction