Forecasting product demand from customers is central to what Amazon does. It helps ensure that products reach customers on time, that inventory management ...

In June, one of us (Prem) wrote a blog post for Amazon Science arguing that Alexa, and more generally, the field of AI, is entering a new “age of self” in ...

With every feature and device we build, we challenge ourselves to think about how we can create an immersive, personalized, and proactive experience for our ...

At a virtual event today, Amazon’s senior vice president for devices, Dave Limp, unveiled his organization’s new lineup of devices, which included Astro, a ...

Simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) is one of the core capabilities of autonomous robots, with a rich literature behind it. “Mapping” means ...

The Automated Reasoning Group in AWS Platform is looking for an Applied Scientist with experience in ...

For every order placed on the Amazon Store, mathematical models developed by Amazon’s Supply Chain Optimization Technologies organization (SCOT) work behind ...

Amazon and MIT today announced the establishment of the Science Hub, a collaboration that will focus on areas of mutual interest, beginning with artificial ...

Through smart-home devices and systems, customers can already instruct Alexa to do things like open garage doors, turn lights on and off, or start the ...

Amazon today announced it is launching a new Alexa Prize SimBot Challenge, a competition focused on helping advance development of next-generation virtual ...

Clouds are famously hard to pin down. This is problematic in a world in which climate science is key to our future existence, and it is high time clouds ...

Amazon was founded in 1994 and six years later the company hired its first research scientist, Russell Allgor. Over the past 21 years, Allgor has seen the ...