Business projectCreated for Amazon Robotics

Amazon Robotics Green Mile Automation Line

Amazon’s logistics robotics work takes shape in Green Mile, a buildable automation line with conveyors and robotic equipment arranged in a broad scene.

Amazon Robotics Green Mile Automation Line, studio presentation of the custom brick models
Client
Amazon Robotics
Client country
United States
Industry
Robotics & Manufacturing
Project type
Small Kit
Scope of work
  • Model design
  • Original LEGO® part sourcing

The brief

Green Mile presents warehouse automation as a connected line rather than a single machine. The Amazon Robotics model brings conveyor sections and robotic equipment together in a broad scene, showing how individual parts can form one coordinated system. Its longer layout gives the build a sense of scale while keeping the machinery visible and easy to follow from one end to the other.

We built the line with original LEGO® elements, arranging the conveyors and equipment to create a continuous visual path. The model’s length sets it apart from compact robot stations, and the repeated components give the scene a steady rhythm. Looking across the build, viewers can trace the route through the line and notice how the individual stations contribute to the larger arrangement.

The finished model turns a large-scale logistics concept into something people can examine at close range. Its structure makes a complex subject easier to discuss, whether the focus is on individual equipment or the overall flow through the line. Green Mile can anchor a display or help introduce warehouse robotics through a physical object. It gives Amazon’s automation work a clear shape that can be assembled, viewed and shared.

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