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Amazon is developing smart glasses for its delivery drivers
Amazon reportedly working on Echo Frames for delivery drivers
Amazon is developing smart glasses for delivery drivers, Reuters reports. The aim is to give drivers turn-by-turn directions, thereby shaving seconds off of each delivery. Citing anonymous Amazon sources,
Amazon targets smart glasses that could guide delivery drivers to where to drop off packages, report says
Amazon is reportedly developing smart glasses for its delivery workers that could guide them around buildings and cut down on delivery times.
Amazon wants drivers using AR glasses—until robots take over
Amazon is reportedly developing augmented reality glasses, called "Amelia," aimed at guiding delivery drivers more efficiently by displaying turn-by-turn navigation directly on a lens. This hands-free setup could save time per stop by replacing handheld GPS devices,
Report: Amazon is developing smart glasses for its delivery drivers
Amazon reportedly envisions its drivers using the device for multiple tasks. According to Reuters, the built-in navigation system will help the wearer reach delivery stops faster. At each stop, the device will provide assistance with tasks such as avoiding obstacles and determining where to go after stepping out of an elevator.
Amazon developing smart driver eyeglasses for faster deliveries
Amazon is reportedly developing smart eyeglasses for delivery drivers aiming to streamline the final stretch of deliveries to customers doorsteps
Exclusive: Amazon developing driver eyeglasses to shave seconds off deliveries, sources say
Amazon is developing smart eyeglasses for its delivery drivers to guide them to, around and within buildings, as it tries to smooth the final stretch of an order's journey to a customer's home, five people familiar with the matter said.
Amazon is testing a strange new way to boost delivery speeds
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Amazon Developing AR Glasses to Speed Up Deliveries
Amazon is developing a new line of smart glasses, codenamed “Amelia,” designed to help its delivery drivers shave seconds off delivery times, according to sources speaking with Reuters. These augmented reality (AR) glasses,
Amazon developing driver glasses for speedier deliveries
Amazon is developing smart eyeglasses for its delivery drivers to guide them to, around and within buildings, as it tries to smooth the final stretch of an order's journey to a customer's home, five people familiar with the matter said.
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Amazon making smart eyeglasses that can offer turn-by-turn navigation. Here's all about it
Amazon is developing smart glasses, codenamed "Amelia," to streamline delivery routes and boost driver efficiency. The ...
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Amazon joins the AR glasses race, but not for the reason you think
Amazon is developing a pair of AR smart glasses meant to be worn by its delivery drivers for more efficient navigation.
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Amazon's New Smart Eyeglasses For Drivers Aim To Shave Seconds Off Deliveries — But There's More Than What Meets The Eye
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