foxnews.com/tech/amazon-machines-replace-thousands-of-jobs
The machines, which were being tested in a few warehouses in recent years, are able to scan goods coming down a conveyor belt and put them in custom-built boxes a few seconds later.
The machines can pack up boxes at a rate of 600 to 700 per hour, or four to five times as fast as human workers, according to Reuters, which first reported the development.
Also at: Reuters
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 21 2019, @06:25PM
Packers don't even get to choose the box size, the computer tells them which box to use. When your stuff comes in an inappropriately sized box that's down to somebody in receiving being a lazy dolt who can't/won't assign proper measurements to the product when they enter it into the system.