Group 1 - Amazon has reached a significant milestone with the number of robots in its warehouses hitting 1 million, showcasing the company's enhanced automation capabilities over the past 13 years [1][4] - Approximately 75% of Amazon's global delivery services are supported by robots, highlighting the critical role of automation in the company's operations [1] - The latest robot, Vulcan, features advanced capabilities including tactile sensing and dual arms for inventory management and item retrieval, reflecting ongoing improvements in Amazon's robotic technology [3] Group 2 - Amazon has introduced a new generative AI model called DeepFleet, which is expected to increase the efficiency of robot coordination by approximately 10% [3] - The first of a series of "next-generation logistics centers" has been launched in Louisiana, equipped with ten times the number of robots compared to existing facilities, further demonstrating Amazon's vision for automation in logistics [3] - The development of Amazon's robotics began with the acquisition of Kiva Systems in 2012, marking the start of a journey towards enhanced operational efficiency and technological advancement [4]