What once seemed like science fiction is now real: Tesla begins pilot production of Optimus Gen 3, a humanoid robot that mimics human actions and anatomy.

The robot is part of Amazon’s long-term investment in warehouse automation. The inevitable question that always comes up is: will robots like this replace human workers?

Amazon's Vulcan, the first warehouse robot with touch sensitivity, has begun operations in the company's Spokane, Washington, and Hamburg, Germany, fulfillment centers.

Amazon introduced "Vulcan," a new warehouse robot with a sense of touch, but the company asserts it won't replace human workers.

The company is reportedly constructing a 'humanoid park' in San Francisco where robots will ride on Rivian EVs and jump out to drop off packages.

Robots replace human workers at new automated fast-food restaurant A new fast-food establishment, BurgerBot, is making waves in the restaurant industry by employing robots instead of humans to ...

Amazon is developing humanoid robots that could soon replace human delivery workers, with plans to have the machines "spring out" of Rivian electric vans to deliver packages directly to customers ...

Robots and humans are starting to work together to enhance workplace safety through AI-driven solutions and human expertise.

China is actively developing humanoid robots designed to assist human workers, not replace them, focusing on enhancing productivity and tackling hazardous tasks.

Discover interesting facts about what defines robots, what they can do, and if they'll replace humans.

A new fast-food establishment, BurgerBot, is making waves in the restaurant industry by employing robots instead of humans to prepare meals. The automated restaurant features robots that handle ...