Amazon has decided to discontinue its Astro for Business device, a security robot for small- and medium-sized businesses, just seven months after launch.. In an email sent to customers and ...

Amazon’s Astro robot gets its first job, going to work as a security guard. by Todd Bishop on November 15, 2023 at 6:30 am November 15, 2023 at 6:38 am. Share 12 Tweet Share Reddit Email.

For $2,350, companies could purchase an Astro robot and use it to patrol a facility with up to 5,000 square feet of space. Amazon offered three add-on subscriptions to the organizations that ...

The company introduced the Wall-E-like robot for household use in 2021. Astro for Business, which was priced at $2,349.99, was unveiled in November 2023 for a range of sectors including ...

Amazon. Amazon's WALL-E looking household robot, Astro, was announced a year ago and has been available exclusively by invitation since. The robot has functioned as a household handy helper, both ...

Astro is a 17.3×9.8-inch robot, with Alexa, a smart display, microphones, speakers, night-vision LEDs, a periscope camera, cupholder, and visual simultaneous location and mapping for navigating ...

Amazon's Astro is now discontinued for business use, but not for homes. The latest from Amazon marks the end of a short era for its Astro robot, with the company discontinuing these machines made for ...

Amazon calls Astro a “household robot.” This little device is designed to be an assistant throughout the home, helping with everything from home security to carrying cargo. It has no arms, but ...

The “Astro” robot, just like Rosie from “The Jetsons,” is meant to make life easier. Amazon introduced it two years ago as the first widely available household robot.

However, Astro's advanced technology, voice, design and rolling movement makes it much more similar to Rosey, the robot maid and housekeeper of the Jetson family, than the four-legged Astro.

The cutesy robot called Astro doesn’t do much now, but Amazon says it’s a step toward machines that understand your habits. Skip to main content. SECURITY. POLITICS. THE BIG STORY.