“Amazon Monitron alerted the team that one of our induction belts (critical for sorting and moving packages) might fail soon. “The orange sensors continuously collect temperature and vibration measurements and send these metrics to the AWS cloud to be analyzed in real time using machine learning modeling that can predict when a part might stop working,” said Jassy, who was CEO of AWS from 2003 until 2021. Amazon Monitron detects potential issues with Amazon’s fulfillment and machinery before costly errors occur. At the centers, Amazon Monitron and AWS help track countless packages that travel miles on conveyor belts.

Jassy said he recently visited one of Amazon’s Sort Centers where customers’ packages go before they are sent out. On LinkedIn, Jassy touted AWS’ machine learning-based monitoring service Amazon Monitron and the AWS cloud, which help Amazon’s massive fulfillment centers sort and deliver packages on time to millions of customers. Jassy was the longtime CEO of AWS before replacing former Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos in 2021. This week, sources told CRN that AWS-which is Amazon’s massively popular $80 billion cloud computing company-would not be impacted by Amazon’s layoff round this month of more than 18,000 employees. Amazon CEO Andy Jassy took to social media Friday to tout the innovation coming out of its cloud computing business Amazon Web Services.

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