Amazon forms new AI and robotics research team at Lab126
Amazon is launching a new R&D group focused on agentic AI and robotics within its consumer product division, based at Lab126.
Tech giant Amazon announced the formation of a new research and development (R&D) group dedicated to agentic AI and robotics. The group will operate under the company's consumer product division and be based at Lab126, Amazon's hardware R&D center responsible for innovations like the Amazon Echo and Kindle.
Key Details
- Announcement: The news was revealed during an event on Wednesday, as reported by CNBC.
- Focus: The group will develop an agentic AI framework to enhance Amazon's robotics initiatives, particularly in warehouse automation.
- Goal: Improve the capabilities of Amazon's warehouse robots, enabling them to perform more complex tasks.
Why It Matters
Amazon's investment in agentic AI highlights its commitment to advancing automation and AI-driven robotics. By integrating AI into its logistics and warehouse operations, Amazon aims to boost efficiency and reduce operational costs.
- Lab126's Role: Known for pioneering Amazon's hardware innovations, Lab126 is a natural fit for this AI-focused initiative.
- Future Implications: Success in this area could lead to broader applications of agentic AI across Amazon's ecosystem.
TechCrunch has reached out to Amazon for additional details. Stay tuned for updates.
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