Amazon develops 'Project Tetromino,' a new automated warehouse system. It aims to use AI and robotics to fully automate its delivery stations. These stations represent the final logistics stop before customer delivery. The project aims to automate historically difficult tasks, including organizing and staging packages for delivery vehicles.
An internal document indicates the Tetromino system could process packages 2.5 times faster than current designs. The document mentioned a potential pilot in 2028. An Amazon spokesperson characterizes the project as an "early-stage concept." The spokesperson states the reported timeline and financial figures do not reflect current plans. These figures are subject to significant evolution.