Amazon’s Project Tetromino Points to the Next Frontier in Last-Mile Automation

Amazon has spent years automating fulfillment centers, where robots move inventory, assist picking, sort products, and reduce the number of touches required to get an order out the door. Amazon is reportedly developing an advanced delivery-station concept known internally as Project Tetromino, designed […]

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Amazon has spent years automating fulfillment centers, where robots move inventory, assist picking, sort products, and reduce the number of touches required to get an order out the door.

Amazon is reportedly developing an advanced delivery-station concept known internally as Project Tetromino, designed […]

Its next major automation challenge may be much closer to the customer.

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Amazon has spent years automating fulfillment centers, where robots move inventory, assist picking, sort products, and reduce the number of touches required to get an order out the door. Amazon is reportedly developing an advanced delivery-station concept known internally as Project Tetromino, designed […] Its next major automation challenge may be much closer to the customer.

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Its next major automation challenge may be much closer to the customer.

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