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5 things you'll see, hear, and experience at Amazon re:MARS
From robots to astronauts, industry-leading speakers to breakthrough technologies, discover what'll be happening at the conference. -
Amazon funds robotics grants for 100 schools
Thousands of students from underserved and underrepresented communities across the U.S. to benefit from new Amazon Future Engineer robotics program. -
How people and robots team up on your Amazon order
Dynamic duos work side-by-side, using state-of-the-art technology to help deliver lower prices to customers. -
How AI will shape the future at re:MARS
Registration for Amazon's AI event for machine learning, automation, robotics, and space is now open. -
The story behind Amazon's next generation robot
At Amazon, inventors are patenting their ideas and seeing their inventions come to life. -
re:MARS, a new AI event for machine learning, automation, robotics, and space
Leaders and builders across industries will come together for immersive learning sessions including visionary talks, interactive workshops, technical deep dives, roundtables, hands-on demos, and more. -
In photos: A day camp with its sights set on tomorrow
Through initiatives like Camp Amazon, the company is inspiring the next generation of pioneers to experience firsthand the wonders of STEM. -
Taking his robot for a walk
Air Force veteran Tim Macfarlane joined Amazon and created a DIY invention that helps people and robots collaborate. -
Focusing on sustainability in Italy
Our newest Italian fulfillment center boasts an olive grove and 400 associates working in robotics. -
Amazon Alexa Prize Competition winner takes home $500,000 prize
University of Washington student team wins $500,000 prize - all winners take home a combined $650,000 -
Amazon Robotics Challenge winners announced
Teams from around the world take home $270,000 in prizes. -
Amazonians volunteer at FIRST Robotics Lego League semi-finals
I was excited to recently speak at the FIRST Robotics Lego League Seattle Semi-Finals event. Together with FIRST Washington, Amazon welcomed nearly 300 young, curious minds to The Amazon Meeting Center to celebrate the teams’ work to solve problems relating to human animal interaction.