Walmart robots are now working alongside humans in new center – it will get your products to your faster, store says

A NEW Walmart center is equipped with robots, allowing for humans to work faster and alongside them, and resulting in faster deliveries.

Walmart has been testing out some new technology, granting a peek inside their newest warehouse location.

Based in Katy, Texas, the warehouse showcases some of the latest technology in the industry, allowing humans to work alongside some state of the art robots.

These devices are activated after receiving an online order, reports CBS affiliate KHOU 11.

The robots then retrieve the products and deliver them to an in-store workstation.

Then, a human checks the work and readies the product for shipping.

"Kind of nice to see that it's not eliminating jobs," said Muayad Bahaj, a Walmart Robotics system operator.

"It's helping create more jobs and helping establish a more efficient system for everybody and it kind of makes everybody's life a lot easier."

Over the course of the year, Walmart has been investing on its warehouses and fulfillment centers.

It appears to be part of plan that will make a dent in Amazon's delivery services, which currently has dominion over deliveries across the industry.

In May of this year, Walmart opened a facility in Indiana, which was the largest to date.

“Indiana is proud to welcome this next generation Walmart fulfillment center, which represents a significant investment in our industry and our people,” said Ann Lathrop, chief strategy officer of the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.

“Walmart has long been a good corporate partner in Indiana, and we’re excited to see their commitment grow in Hancock County.”

By creating these high tech warehouses, Walmart hopes to create more jobs and impact their delivery services.

The retailer is aiming for two-day delivery options and in increasing Walmart.com's order fulfillment capacity.