Amazon shows off a robotic arm called 'Sparrow' that can pick millions of items

[@senorbautista6143]

The robot will help the workers… not to have a job at Amazon anymore 😅

[@ellocop1531]

Thats a good thing my dude ..

[@Jake9066]

They're already running out of people, so I don't think that will be a problem

[@atakorkut5110]

I was about to say free up employees to go find another job😅

[@atakorkut5110]

@@ellocop1531don’t think it will be a pro yet

[@CannabisTechLife]

"frees up employees to focus on other things"...Like finding a new job lmfao

[@Tate566]

You beat me by three minutes lmao

[@TommyShlong]

I thought the same thing

[@jay-nz2ih]

Not gon lie this is kinda true but hes kinda not lying doing bs like that machine is doing is tedious and annoying af

[@jonesboy332]

"One day help warehouse workers file for unemployment. "

[@redbaron6805]

Amazon says Sparrow will free up employees to focus on other things. Like delivering packages for 16 hours straight while peeing in a bottle and no food or drink breaks. To resolve that, Amazon is thinking about equipping the vans with a Sparrow, so it can pick up the driver once it passes out due to exhaustion and dehydration, and shove it back inside the van, until another van can takes its place...

[@hothatch1520]

“Free up employee’s to do other things” - like apply for another job.

[@lemonsavery]

It's not a job humans should need to do, but humans are currently doing it, so the change is going to cause pain as people have to find new jobs. Though, Amazon could also treat their employees less like machines instead, and make the work less body-destroying.

[@christiangonzales3642]

Which is why Amazon and other companies alike are going to implement robots for those repetitive tasks. No human should want to do these mind numbingly boring, repetitive, and physical jobs. If this requires us to find new jobs, then bring it. Here's to more interesting careers to do.

[@OtterEleven]

Absolutely. Human labour is faster and more effective for the 2 day and same-day shipping... but the problem arises when you expect humans to preform with as little maintenance as robots require. Amazon needs to push back their delivery quotas.

[@hbgriss]

Help employees? Yea keep drinking the laced koolaid

[@6oLsh0i6o0z3]

that's great tbh. less strike on the street.

[@Bettercalldough]

All that AI to determine if it’s picking up tampons or a charger cable

[@walttrowbridge7687]

🤔 sparrow looks like a Fanuc to me LOL

[@avres13]

I wonder if sparrow will release bear spray on their employees like their last robot

[@MGEE8572]

Already have those in the fulfilment centre in Kent Uk

[@jasonlamar87]

Majority of what Amazon does is repetitive.

[@---ml4jd]

Rich gets richer, poor gets poorer.

[@arnowisp6244]

Automation is a blessing for the rich.

[@movocode]

i don't see any problem

[@Juan-dc6yf]

The lazy get poorer. The fitter will move on to make more money repairing these robots

[@johnm8936]

In all reality, Amazon “Operations” makes pretty much no money. So this type of robotic automation just make sense.

[@TomNook.]

Amazon workers striking and joining unions? No problem. Let me introduce you to Mr Sparrow

[@ddhurry4168]

If it's that slow it'll never meet their metrics, this robot will be laid off by 2024

[@viniciusnoyoutube]

Free the workers to find a new job.

[@brookvalley907]

The only job security is being able to get the next one.

[@kieron698]

These robots will free up employees to focus on other things, like looking for a new job, sitting at home with no money. how nice of amazon. always thinking of their employees first.

[@watershed8685]

Yeah, the level of brazen lying is just sad

[@Redwrx20]

They took our jeeerrrbbs

[@SubwooferChanel]

Their looking at it like it cant pack fast eneough, just like they do all their employees

[@dariodmosley]

And in a couple of years even the robots will go on strike

[@OtterEleven]

Hate to break it to you but companies don't invest in robotics to help workers anymore 😂

[@felipeoliveira2219]

Quiet quitters and Great Resignators are loving it...

[@nadiahristova3527]

yes because working 24/7 till u drop will keep the progress in ai and the robots away 🤞

[@Jen39x]

Umm robotic arms that use suction cups? This is cutting edge how?

[@Syc073cH]

The more jobs that are replaced by robotics and A.I. the less population that can surely survive. So many ways how it could be used against the people that made them and the companies. Leaders should lead but remember they're servants of the people. Although it could help human kind expand if used for the right reasons.

[@taki0ps230]

wdym survive, this forces people to seek higher income jobs

[@brednbudr2406]

"Help"....... AKA "Replace".

[@ChannelingHardy]

Massive layoffs coming. Then the trucking industries automation: massive layoffs. Labor markets collapse. 😢 no job America in 5 years.

[@FrozenKnight21]

People thought i was crazy a few years ago when i said the labor force will be completely replaced by AI and robots in a few years. Am i still crazy?

[@TRCpLaYa]

Ocado's robots are better

[@user-zw7vq5wo7v]

Free up employees to be sitting at home unemployed lol😅

[@OllieBrux]

I guess this is their solution to the worker shortage. No more being rehired after 90 days

[@KK20191]

Finally Amazon workers will get their bathroom breaks

[@domingo19701]

It'll free up employees out the door taking their jobs

[@josesantos-yb7qi]

Bumble bee

[@laughingvampire7555]

maybe they can have bathroom breaks now

[@njemstars4266]

good serviss laive ⚔️

[@HollowHill17]

Robots Help Warehouse workers meaning robots replacing warehouse workers to cut costs and gain more profits... capitalism way

[@jakelopes2789]

Amazon is the worse company to work for ....a win for the workforce ..no more mistreatment

[@WELVAS.]

I think its a good thing. Humans are much more capable than working on easy repetitive tasks. More and more countries are becoming developed nations rather than staying 3rd world countries. People do have valid concerns about low skilled labor being replaced by robots, but that low skilled labor needs programs to transition them to high skilled labor. Trade school, internships, higher education, etc. should be the the minimum standard in todays age. There is so many available low wage jobs that there is not enough people to fill them in the US. Low wage jobs just aren't as attractive and don't pay the bills anymore. Its only a matter of when the low wage labor will be replaced. The best thing we can do is create the transition programs to higher skilled labor in advance.

[@user-ox1gn4is1j]

PLC or HTML

[@brandmeow9014]

Firmly Grasp It

[@joelb360]

Help...or replace?

[@fupacabra4204]

You mean help replace them....

[@harrymarin1092]

Say goodbye warehouse workers……

[@josesantos-yb7qi]

I use to work there what happened

[@paulgordon6949]

Wow. A machine to replace humans. Good one. Time to find a new job if you're at amazon.

[@truthteller4442]

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[@MH-YouTube-Controlled]

"Help" ? You mean replace.

[@johnocampo765]

More like replace

[@davidarterburn4429]

Displace workers*

[@nadiahristova3527]

soo help or replace? hmm

[@MrLekung]

No need to pee in a bottle

[@jasonlamar87]

Majority of what Amazon does is repetitive.