The division that was axed on Tuesday is responsible for designing robots and other conveyances, primarily in warehouses, writes Reuters.

The layoffs are separate from Amazon's broader cuts announced in January that impacted more than 16,000 corporate workers.

Amazon's e-commerce operations rely on thousands of robots to automate warehouse operations. Still, this division hasn't avoided job cuts.

An Amazon spokesperson described the affected roles as a "relatively small number," confirming that affected employees would ...

Amazon on Tuesday confirmed it laid off staff across its robotics unit, ‌with at least 100 white-collar jobs affected, two ...

Amazon layoffs: The latest decision underscores the fact that Amazon is still cutting out jobs even after slashing around ...

US retail giant Amazon has reduced headcount in its robotics division, the group that develops robots and automated conveyance systems used mainly across the company’s warehouse operations. According ...

Amazon has laid off over 100 employees in its robotics division as it restructures warehouse automation efforts, shelves the ...

Amazon has laid off over 100 employees in its robotics division as it shifts its warehouse automation strategy and focuses on a new system, Orbital.

Amazon has laid off more than 100 employees from its robotics division as part of an ongoing effort to streamline operations ...

Amazon's newest generation of warehouse robots is no longer a side experiment tucked into a few pilot facilities. The company now relies on automated systems across dozens of fulfillment and sortation ...

At its new Stone Mountain, Georgia, facility, Roomba-like robots shuffle between stacks, another adds shipping labels while another arranges packages in pallets ...