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Flotte & Einsätze

Roboter, die Amazon betreibt, betrieben oder getestet hat – aus Einsatznachweisen und eigenen Angaben.

Einsatznachweise

Amazon fulfilment network

USA · 150+ sites · Kiva-derived drive units

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~100 → ~400items/hour, manual → robotic
750,000+robots deployed

Amazon — Just Walk Out retreat

USA · Fresh stores removed · Go stores 31 → 22

T2
700 of 1,000transactions human-reviewed, 2022 (T3, disputed)
31 → 22Amazon Go stores

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