Amazon is using a new, proprietary AI solution called Vision-Assisted Package Retrieval (VAPR) to reduce the time and effort it takes for delivery drivers to locate packages in their vans.

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By Christopher Smith For The New York Times Eileen Hards ... t finish his deliveries until 9:30 p.m. Cameras in the Amazon-branded van monitor his moves — information sent directly to Amazon ...

Amazon has connected the system to its vans’ built-in navigation software ... Amazon detailed VAPR today alongside a new AI feature in its e-commerce marketplace’s mobile client.

Amazon.com Inc. unveiled a new artificial intelligence tool designed to solve a major pain point in its quick delivery apparatus: drivers rummaging through cluttered vans at each stop searching ...

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Amazon has revealed new technology that it says will help delivery ... Amazon expects to put 1,000 delivery vans that contain the technology on the road by early next year. The company says ...

Amazon expects to put 1,000 delivery vans that contain the technology on ... The Seattle company has been testing the new feature with its Delivery Service Partners, the businesses that deliver ...

and a red “X” on those that should remain in the van. The technology will also use audio and visual cues to let drivers know they have found the right package, Amazon said. The Seattle company has ...