Amazon Fulfillment Center Tour with AWS

Amazon’s Fulfillment Centers are wonders of automation, with AWS at their core. Take this Fulfillment Center tour to see how Amazon associates, robotics, miles of conveyors, advanced automation and AWS come together to get packages to customers in only one day for Prime members.

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[toastman]

I can imagine the mass amount of headaches this entire planning process has caused people. Its ridiculously impressive

[domogami]

I never realized just how much machine learning went into these fulfillment centers!

[hadawaco]

I work in a fulfilment centre in England.. it's honestly not bad to work there at all, I never get talked to about going to the toilet or chatting with my work mates, everyone is pleasent to work with so I'm not sure what all this talk about not being allowed to use to toilet is all about, unless it's an issue in the states which should be addressed..

But yeah it's the best job I've had to be honest, opportunity to climb the ladder if you want, lots of overtime available, one of the highest paying jobs in my area and good people to work with.

[vinayakkrishnaprasad]

You know something is up when they say repeatedly say we value our employees

[mayanksingh]

No doubt jeff is the richest person. He understood the internet when it came, he understood cloud when it came and hw understood AI when it started to boom
Just wow. How much automation and still it employs a lot of people...
Just imagine how many people and their brains were required to create all of this. Aws, this fulfilment center.


Amazing

[chiragturakhia]

Kudos jeff..the vision this man has is crazy..still cant believe something like this is possible

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It's a good thing that AWS is part of Amazon otherwise their monthly bill would go in millions.
It's still baffles me how much work and effort was needed to get those complex systems to work so seamlessly together.

[CHL]

your machine learning to select boxes seems to be not working very well tbh.

[Kylecool]

This was great, I love nerdy behind-the-scenes things such as this. Impressive is an understatement.

[astonugroho]

Combination of Control system, Robotic, Machine Learning, IoT, and Cloud computing is awesome. The real implementation of Industry 4.0 at its best!

[thomasbeaudoingrenier]

I love seeing this when I've ordered a computer case trough Amazon sold by Amazon and it's been lost last seen in an AMAZON warehouse ... :)

[JIMJAMSC]

Using just my history of orders half was either not really needed and forgotten is some drawer. Of the 1/2 I actually needed/wanted 1/2 of that was "wow this is cheap." Of that 1/2 broke, had issues, not what I expected and joined the other junk in some drawer. Of the original 1/2, within 6 months I realized I could have lived without it. The only things I actually have a real use for eventually were the boxes all this stuff came in so I can put more stuff in them.

[mengkoaylim]

The AFM at 5:30 just failed safety double-check.

[RAE.ofSunshine]

Honestly this is so impressive and this video is two years old so I can only imagine the new technology and updates to robots

[venanciosilva]

I work there and it’s just as amazing as it is on this video pretty mind boggling to see everything go on right in front of you

[ronaldgundrum]

I worked there five years and enjoy every year I was there and had a set back and will be replying for a application to work there again.

[BullRiver]

It blows my mind at just how much internal network traffic goes on in a single FC.

[xjointchiefx]

So machine learning determined the bottle of Advil I ordered should be in a 12"x6"x3" box?

[ryank]

0:50 The crooked line makes me goes crazy

[aramalaura]

Never realized that my logistics jobs in the netherlands is actually in the stone age compared to this. I have a scanner that shows me the location of the item and I have to walk there and pick it up with a trolley, I walk 20/30 km a day at work...now you tell me there are robots that bring the items to a location where the employee just sits and picks? wow