Amazon's robots: job destroyers or dance partners? | The Seattle Times
Amazon now has 200,000 robots working in its warehouses
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Inside an Amazon Warehouse, Robots' Ways Rub Off on Humans - The New York Times
Brad Porter, VP of Robotics at Amazon, on Warehouse Automation, Machine Learning, and His First Robot - IEEE Spectrum
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Welcome to the automated warehouse of the future - The Verge
Rise of the robots at Amazon? John Markoff's new book foresees fully automated fulfillment centers – GeekWire
Amazon will develop autonomous delivery robot tech in Finland | Euronews
Amazon Robotics Case Study
New robots, new jobs
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Keeping Up With Amazon: How Warehouse Robots Are Revolutionizing The On-Demand Economy
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Amazon details new warehouse robots, 'Ernie' and 'Bert'
New robots—smarter and faster—are taking over warehouses | The Economist
The foundation of Amazon's future — automation — was made in Massachusetts - Boston Business Journal
Amazon's Warehouse Robots Do Some Heavy Lifting | packagingdigest.com
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Amazon says fully automated shipping warehouses are at least a decade away - The Verge
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Amazon's warehouse robots and their complicated impact on workers - Vox
Oregon Business - PHOTOS: Amazon Robotics Fulfillment Center in Troutdale
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Amazon's robots: job destroyers or dance partners? | The Seattle Times
