Amazon is developing a new generation of highly automated warehouses that use AI and robotics to process packages at the final stop before delivery.
The initiative, internally called Project Tetromino, is intended to build “fully automated” delivery stations, according to an internal planning document from last month that Business Insider reviewed. Delivery stations are the final facility in the shipping process, receiving packaged items from fulfillment centers before sorting and staging them for drivers to deliver to customers.
According to the document, Amazon planned to invest $103 million in an initial Tetromino pilot in 2028, followed by…
