Intelligent robots: Amazon uses a large number of robots in the field of logistics to help process orders and move goods. For example, Amazon's Kiva robots can automatically move goods in warehouses, greatly improving logistics efficiency.

Drone delivery: Amazon's Prime Air service uses drones for delivery, which is the world's first commercial drone delivery service.

Big data application: In order and customer service, Amazon uses big data for personalized recommendations, inventory forecasting, etc., which improves customer satisfaction and shopping experience.

Artificial intelligence: Artificial intelligence technology is used in various business areas of Amazon, such as voice assistant Alexa, intelligent customer service, etc.

Cloud computing services: Amazon's AWS is one of the world's largest cloud computing service providers, providing various computing, storage, database and other services, and is widely used in enterprise-level applications.

Machine learning and artificial intelligence platform: Amazon provides a large number of machine learning and artificial intelligence tools and platforms to help developers build various intelligent applications.

Logistics technology: Amazon has also adopted many advanced technologies in logistics, such as intelligent warehousing management, intelligent picking, intelligent warehouse distribution and intelligent allocation, which have improved logistics efficiency and accuracy.

QR code precise positioning technology: Amazon also uses QR code precise positioning technology to help warehouse employees find goods faster and more accurately.

Visual order operations and package tracking: Customers can view the status and location of orders in real time through Amazon's website or APP, making the entire shopping process more transparent.

The above is just the tip of the iceberg of Amazon's technological content, and its real technological strength is far more than this.