Proteus gets natural-language ability as Amazon expands European robot deployments
Amazon plans to deploy the Proteus mobile robot across Europe. Source: Amazon Robots are becoming better co-workers, particularly as they scale across large deployments. At its Delivering the Future event in London today, Amazon.com Inc. introduced the next generation of its Proteus autonomous mobile robot, or AMR. The Seattle-based company said Proteus can now understand natural-language commands, allowing it to take on more tasks. “You tell it what needs to be done. It figures out the priority
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