Before AI robots enter your home, they're learning to work in warehouses
- Apr 22
- 1 min read
AOL — Digit walks into an Amazon warehouse on two legs. The bipedal robot picks up containers and carries them to conveyor belts, working three shifts a day with occasional breaks to recharge. It moves through the same stairs and hallways its human colleagues do, without requiring a million-dollar facility retrofit.
But there's a tradeoff to this freedom of movement. “They are balancing all the time — which means they could fall,” Jonathan Hurst, co-founder of Agility Robotics, which designed Digit, told the Infinite Loop by Nebius.
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