Media: Amazon refuses to create a delivery robot Scout

MOSCOW, 7 Oct – PRIME. The American company Amazon turns off work that lasted about three years to create a delivery robot Scout, reports Bloomberg.

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According to company representative Alice Carroll, the Scout development team is being disbanded and will receive new jobs in the organization.

“During the testing of Scout, we tried to create a unique delivery method, but through feedback we learned that some aspects of the program do not meet the needs of customers. As a result, we stop our tests and refocus the program,” she said.

As noted by the agency, citing a source, about 400 people around the world worked on the project.

Amazon began testing refrigerator-sized devices in 2019. The six-wheelers were designed to stop at the customer’s front door and open the lid of the compartment containing the package. The company said the battery-powered robots are part of efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from delivery.

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