Boston Dynamics
When retail and logistics giant Otto Group set out to strengthen its operational efficiency and safety, it turned to robotics and automation. The team needed a robust solution for its Hermes Fulfilment site in Haldensleben, Germany, where as many as 40,000 cartons of goods move through on peak days. Here, the Otto Group has become the first company in Europe to deploy the mobile case handling robot Stretch, which unloads floor-loaded trailers and containers.
Stretch supports associates by lifting and lowering heavy inbound cases, and frees them up to focus on other valuable work in the logistics center. The Otto Group has also deployed the Spot robot across three sites to support predictive maintenance efforts by collecting thermal images, conducting acoustic vibration detection, reading analog gauges, and detecting ultrasonic air and gas leaks. Learn more about how the Otto Group uses Stretch and Spot: https://bosdyn.co/4etTbjN
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It's very gratifying to see robots lifting heavy boxes. We need to balance out ChatGPT's knowledge work by automating these boring, difficult tasks
Robots stealing jobs
Making sand think was a mistake.
I worked in warehouses for ten plus years and I tell you every time they show these robots, they never show me any damaged boxes or any irregular boxes. Quite amazing to me. 😂
Very cool😊. Never needs a sick day👍🏼
Let's see how Europe manages to legislate these robots out of existence.
keep safe ears. safe body. namasta
help no rust. i see rust under Nobu Malibu
cool but pretty slow
YAHHHH i always liked stretch because instead of spot and atlas being a little more for showing of than industrial work stretch is ALL industrial
Yes because the Germans are always worried about workers suffering…….. 😢
Di20a
Anyone else look at those conveyor belts and think how much they look like Satisfactory?
They keep talking about the workers and how it’s beneficial to the workers. I only saw one guy working there.
Andre sounded nervous. I will not buy.
I'd ask to work there but I'm not touching Germany with a ten foot pole until all the stinky people are gone. Y'all know what I mean
Hermes, evri or otto group what ever, they are the worst company in the world at delivering parcels maybe this will make there company work but i doubt it. nearly no one in the uk uses them if they have any sense as there track record and handling of parcels is atrocious.
I'm 47yrs old. $73,000 biweekly and I'm retired, this video have inspired me greatly in many ways!!!!❤️
Без дешового русского газа, вам не поможет ничего😂😂😂
If there are any jobs I’d be okay with robots taking over it would be warehouse jobs. Humans are not dispensable machines.
Amazi g great work guys never stop automating ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wow I hope this is real some day 😂
What if the top of the box has to remain the top of the box?
もう人間のやること無くなるな
it's one part of my job in a post warehouse in France, we have containers with more than 2000 packages every days and it's absolutely not stacked so perfectly in them :'D
we out 2000 packages in aproximatively 1 hour (1 package per 2 seconds with 2 people in the container)
tip : if you send something fragile, just not only put a "fragile" stickers on it ! use as much as bubble wrap as possible in the package !
They stealing our Jobsss
… вспомнил, как надрывал спину 30 лет назад, разгружая контейнер с консервами… наконец то!
For example such container shipments in Amazon German warehouses are unloaded by 2-4 low wage people by hand
Boston Dynamics amazing job you are doing ❤❤😊
It is disappointing that Europe cannot produce such technologies. Boomer managers are causing great harm to Europe, both in terms of artificial intelligence and technological development. Regulation is a good thing, but it has become a reverse gear for the EU in this technology race.
段ボールに直接QRコードを自動印字すればもっと良いね
I'm glad I got out of Amazon
Those robots are so cool
Why are the parcels all boxed but not bagged?
Think about countries with loads of Human Resources. They can be used and provided with employment and equal distribution of jobs and distribution of wealth.
It will be impressive when it doesn't need the QR codes to identify and pick up boxes. Until then not useful it seems to me…
As a Malaysian, I really like the latest technology. I hope technology like this will develop in Malaysia one day🇲🇾