Amazon is using tech from a Khosla Ventures-backed startup to run robot warehouses at Whole Foods
Fulfil’s technology will enable shoppers to purchase items that aren’t stocked at Whole Foods, like Coca Cola soda and Kellogg’s cereals.
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