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Amazon claims that its latest Vulcan robot can operate similarly to humans, boosting efficiency at its fulfilment centres.

Vulcan is the company’s first robot with a sense of touch to help it manipulate all the shapes and sizes of different items.

Amazon has rolled out a new robot to join its 750,000-strong mechanical workforce to work alongside human employees to improve efficiency and safety.

Amazon's Vulcan robot uses touch and AI to stow 75% of warehouse items. Amazon previewed Vulcan during a keynote at Robotics ...

Amazon unveils Vulcan, its first robot with a sense of touch, boosting efficiency and safety at fulfillment centers.