Amazon plans a multibillion-dollar robotics manufacturing facility in Southeast Austin expected to create 300 to 500 jobs.

Amazon is reportedly developing Project Tetromino, an AI and robotics initiative to automate package sorting for last-mile delivery, as AMZN shares trade over 10% below their recent record high.

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Amazon is rolling out its next-generation warehouse robots that respond to natural language. The tech giant has laid off thousands of corporate workers amid plans to invest in AI. "Our experience of ...

Amazon is developing an internal initiative called Project Tetromino to build "fully automated" delivery stations, according ...

Amazon cut jobs in its robotics division in early March 2026, adding to a string of corporate reductions that have eliminated tens of thousands of white-collar positions since late 2025. The move ...

Amazon's Tetromino project aims to automate delivery stations using AI and robotics, significantly enhancing package processing speed.

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The robots glide across the floor, sometimes pausing to spin a quarter turn or two before resuming their route. They come close to one another but never collide. It’s not choreographed – they’re ...

The deal, Amazon’s second robotics acquisition this month, brings a 50-pound, 3.5-foot bipedal robot called Sprout into the company’s portfolio, less than two months after Fauna launched it to ...