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Introducing Vulcan: Amazon's first robot with a sense of touch
Vulcan is not our first robot that can pick things up. Our Sparrow, Cardinal, and Robin systems use computer vision and suction cups to move individual products or packages packed by human workers. Proteus, Titan, and Hercules lift and haul carts of goods around our fulfillment centers.
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Amazon Warehouse Order Picking Robots
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Will Amazon's Vulcan robot be able to pick & stow items?
According to Amazon, Vulcan can pick and stow approximately 75% of the items in Amazon warehouses, moving them at speeds comparable to human workers. The robot’s capabilities are expected to improve operational efficiency, workplace safety, and reduce physically demanding tasks for human employees.
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How Amazon’s Vulcan robots use touch to plan and execute motions
This week, at Amazon’s Delivering the Future symposium in Dortmund, Germany, Amazon announced that its Vulcan robots, which stow items into a…
Amazon Science
Amazon’s Vulcan robot uses force sensing to stow items
To automate the replenishment task, Amazon developed a new robot called Vulcan, designed to pick items from bulk and place them onto the movable shelv…
The Robot Report
How Amazon's Vulcan Robot Transforms Warehouse Automation
To advance these use cases, Amazon has introduced a robot, known as Vulcan, that uses both sight and tactile feedback. Vulcan currently works inside Amazon ’…
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Vulcan: Amazon’s First AI Robot that can Sense and Touch
The Vulcan system focuses on picking and stowing inventory in the higher and lower rows of Amazon's storage units, tasks that typically require warehouse …
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How Amazon’s Vulcan robots use touch to plan and execute motions
This week, at Amazon’s Delivering the Future symposium in Dortmund, Germany, Amazon announced that its Vulcan robots, which stow items into and pick items from fabric storage pods in Amazon …
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Vulcan Robots: Amazon's Solution to Picking Challenges - IEEE Spectrum
May 7, 2025 · Explore Amazon's innovative robotic systems tackling warehouse organization, item picking, and stowing challenges with AI-driven efficiency.
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Amazon’s Vulcan robot uses force sensing to stow items
May 7, 2025 · To automate the replenishment task, Amazon developed a new robot called Vulcan, designed to pick items from bulk and place them onto the movable shelves. What makes Vulcan …
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Amazon currently has a number of other robotic picking applications deployed. Sparrow is currently picking from totes, but it only picks from the top layer of the totes. Sparrow has a lot of intelligence to identify the items and plan the trajectories, but it (currently) doesn’t require a sense of touch.
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Amazon’s Vulcan robot uses force sensing to stow items
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Vulcan, a robot with tactile senses, is a step toward automating more of picking and stowing work done by humans inside Amazon’s fulfillment centers. Amazon has developed a new warehouse robot that uses touch to rummage around shelves to find the right product to ship to customers.
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Amazon Has Made a Robot With a Sense of Touch - WIRED
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According to Amazon, Vulcan can pick and stow approximately 75% of the items in Amazon warehouses, moving them at speeds comparable to human workers. The robot’s capabilities are expected to improve operational efficiency, workplace safety, and reduce physically demanding tasks for human employees.
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Amazon’s Vulcan robot uses force sensing to stow items
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Yet Amazon has revealed its latest advancement in warehouse automation technology – a robot named Vulcan, that combines sight and touch. What makes Vulcan unique? Vulcan incorporates touch sensitivity, allowing it to handle objects with precision previously unattainable in industrial robotics.
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Vulcan: Amazon’s First AI Robot that can Sense and Touch
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How Amazon's Vulcan Robot Transforms Warehouse Automation
May 9, 2025 · To advance these use cases, Amazon has introduced a robot, known as Vulcan, that uses both sight and tactile feedback. Vulcan currently works inside Amazon ’s fulfilment centres to support …
AI Magazine
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Vulcan: Amazon’s First AI Robot that can Sense and Touch
May 9, 2025 · The Vulcan system focuses on picking and stowing inventory in the higher and lower rows of Amazon's storage units, tasks that typically require warehouse workers to use step ladders or bend …
WIRED
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Amazon Has Made a Robot With a Sense of Touch - WIRED
May 7, 2025 · Vulcan, a robot with tactile senses, is a step toward automating more of picking and stowing work done by humans inside Amazon’s fulfillment centers. Amazon has developed a new …
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Amazon Unveils Vulcan Robot to Boost Warehouse Precision
May 12, 2025 · Amazon has launched “ Vulcan,” a next-generation warehouse robot that uses tactile sensing and machine learning to pick and stow products with precision in crowded storage …
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Amazon Unveils Vulcan: First Warehouse Robot with Touch Sense
May 27, 2025 · Amazon's new Vulcan robot uses physical AI to combine sight and touch, revolutionizing warehouse picking with human-like sensing capabilities.

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