Last year, it was reported that Amazon planned to use AI-equipped cameras to surveil delivery drivers on their routes. Now, the company has started installing such cameras on its vans in the UK ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Amazon is putting AI-powered cameras in more delivery vans in a move that privacy activists called "creepy", "intrusive" and "excessive" after rolling them out in ...

Amazon has long had apps that track a driver’s speed, location, and driving habits, but earlier this year the company began installing the Driveri monitoring system in its Prime delivery vans.

Amazon has started installing cameras with artificial intelligence that monitor delivery drivers ... to record footage from its Amazon branded vans in the UK, one looking out on to the road ...

Last February, Amazon also began installing AI-enabled cameras in delivery vans to increase safety. Increasing surveillance of employees hasn't helped to reduce injury rates among Amazon delivery ...

Centralized charging and short trips make delivery vans like the ones that Rivian is building for Amazon an appealing application for electrification. But when the fleet of vans returns to the depot ...

John Carlsson can’t wait for a future where robots roam the streets, seamlessly darting back and forth from larger delivery ...

The 11-second clip shows a blonde female in a black dress and flip-flops being let out of the back of an Amazon delivery van parked near ... woman and attached a pen camera to his shoes to record ...

Some workers delivering packages for Amazon were more than twice as likely to be injured on the job compared to non-Amazon delivery workers ... to navigate its vans through or difficult terrain.

Amazon in the UK will use cameras to record footage from inside vans and out to the road. The cameras detect road violations or poor driver practices and give an audio alert, while collecting data ...