Amazon (Amazon Robotics)
Retailer that builds its own warehouse drive units (Pegasus, Xanthus) and trialled the Scout sidewalk delivery robot from 2019 to 2022.
- Robot models in the atlas
- 87 machines · 1 vehicle
- First robot
- 2017Latest 2024
- Headquarters
- SeattleWashington, United States
- Can I buy one?6 on sale nowBuy from the maker's own page
- Who uses it?8 robot models in useMK30 deliveries began from Tolleson, Arizona in November 2024;
- What is new?2026-06-10Amazon unveils next-gen Proteus
Robots
8 robot models shown in public, from 2017 to 2024. Newest first. Open one for its full profile.
Machines 7 machines
Vehicles 1 vehicle
What is inside
Chips and parts suppliers named for Amazon (Amazon Robotics)'s robots by the maker or reputable press.
Who uses it
Customers and deployments reported for Amazon (Amazon Robotics)'s robots. Each robot's page links its sources.
Titan2023 · CommercialFirst deployed at Amazon's SAT1 fulfilment centre in San Antonio, Texas.
Proteus2022 · CommercialFirst deployed in outbound GoCart handling areas of fulfilment and sort centres.
Astro2021 · CommercialSold in limited numbers to invited US customers from late 2021 through Amazon's Day 1 Editions program.
Pegasus2019 · CommercialAmazon said 800 Pegasus units were deployed by June 2019 and had cut mis-sorted packages by half.
Xanthus2019 · CommercialDemonstrated in sort-bot and tote-mover versions in 2019; unit count not published.
Hercules2017 · CommercialThe workhorse of Amazon's drive fleet; Amazon reported about 200,000 drive units of all types in 2019.
What is new
The latest stories about Amazon (Amazon Robotics)'s robots, newest first.
- Amazon unveils next-gen Proteus Forkliftaction · Proteus
- Amazon passes 1 million robots Amazon · Titan
- Amazon passes 1 million robots Amazon · Proteus
- Amazon introduces Titan Automated Warehouse · Titan
- Amazon halts Scout field tests Business Today · Amazon Scout
The company
What it says about itself and what the sources record.
- Founded
- 2003 (as Kiva Systems)
- Headquarters
- Seattle, Washington, United States
- Focus
- In-house fulfilment and sortation robots
- Funding
- Wholly owned by Amazon
Similar makers
Other makers of machines, starting with those in United States.
Sources
2 sources behind this page.
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