Amazon has announced on Instagram that its 640,000-square-foot robotic fulfillment center in Stone Mountain, Georgia, is now open for public tours. Visitors can observe the collaboration between robots and employees at this facility, which is the only site in Georgia included on Amazon’s tour list.
According to Amazon, the company offers free public tours at over 20 fulfillment centers globally. These tours aim to provide communities with insight into how robotics and employees work together to fulfill orders. The initiative is designed to increase operational transparency and connect the public with local Amazon facilities. Stone Mountain marks the first center in Georgia to be part of this initiative, underscoring Amazon’s expanding presence in the state.
The Stone Mountain fulfillment center processes thousands of packages daily using advanced robotics systems. It enhances high-volume logistics capabilities in the region and contributes to job growth and infrastructure development in DeKalb County. As part of Amazon’s national network, it supports regional commerce and delivery efficiency.
Amazon states that its Stone Mountain site includes safety-focused technologies and wellness services such as ergonomic automation and an on-site wellness center to support employee health. These efforts are part of a broader workplace strategy prioritizing injury prevention, employee retention, and job satisfaction. The company continues to expand safety programs across its U.S. operations.
Amazon operates over 175 fulfillment centers worldwide and employs hundreds of thousands across its U.S. logistics network. The company is expanding its physical footprint, including investments in state-of-the-art facilities like the one in Stone Mountain, contributing to local economies through job creation, infrastructure investment, and regional supply chain support.