Amazon has powered down its fleet of home delivery robot “Scouts” following poor feedback from customers. The six-wheeled, cooler-size machines, designed to deliver packages to your front door ...

Amazon has announced it's ending field tests of its Scout delivery robot nearly four years after it unveiled the machine.

Amazon will no longer publicly test its Scout delivery robots It's also 'reorienting' the program and matching team members to other roles within the company.

Amazon is putting its rectangular, rolling robot out to pasture. Scout, the chaperoned, 6-wheeled delivery bot, which has been in testing since 2019, will no longer be further tested or developed ...

Amazon Scout, the e-commerce giant’s fully-electric autonomous delivery robots, are heading south. To Atlanta, Georgia and Franklin, Tennessee, specifically.

Earlier this year, Amazon announced its Scout sidewalk delivery robot. At the time, details were sparse, except for the fact that the company had started ...

Amazon’s Scout six-wheeled, sidewalk-driving delivery robots have begun making deliveries to customers in the Irvine, Calif. area. Amazon announced this first California deployment of Scout bots ...

Amazon has been testing its Scout delivery robots near its headquarters in Snohomish County, Washington, for a few months. Today, it announced that it’s expanding the program, and it’s set to ...

The online retail giant said Tuesday that it's bringing its Amazon Scout autonomous robot to Atlanta, Georgia and Franklin, Tennessee.

Amazon has launched a new robot delivery service in the US using a six wheeled machine that is "the size of a small cooler". The Amazon Scout uses self-driving technology to navigate through ...

Amazon on Wednesday announced it had begun testing delivery via an autonomous robot called Amazon Scout. The test is taking place in Washington state's Snohomish County with six Scout devices.

The latest gee-whiz project from Amazon is Scout, a cooler-sized robot that traverses your neighborhood sidewalks to deliver shipments.