Amazon receives patents for wristbands that could monitor staff performance
San Francisco
AMAZON has received patents for electronic systems that could enable warehouse monitoring through electronic pulses that guide employees by location.
The patent filings, first reported last week by the news site Geekwire, come amid concerns over workplace conditions for the company, which has seen rapid growth in its warehouses or "fulfilment centres" that are key to its logistics.
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