Fabric's robotic fulfillment system can work in a warehouse or in the back of a large grocery store. The system can fulfill e-commerce and online grocery orders with a fraction of the standard staff.

Holiday season nears, dear INDY reader, and I wonder what you’ll be ordering from Amazon—a roasting pan, scented candles, or perhaps a “Bah, humbug” coffee mug? I’ll be packing those orders, ...

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc is rolling out machines to automate a job held by thousands of its workers: boxing up customer orders. The company started adding technology to a handful of ...

If you've tried to order groceries through Instacart anytime over the past few weeks, you know how difficult it has been to get through. To help ease the backlog, Wegmans will put its own employees to ...

Amazon is replacing some workers at its fulfillment centers. The machines are automating one of Amazon's most common job roles held by people: Packing orders. The rollout could cut more than 1,300 ...

Your Amazon orders could soon get packed by a machine. The tech giant is deploying machines to warehouses to automate the process of packing customer orders, reports Reuters. Citing "two people who ...