Service And Parts

Amazon delivery stations aided by UVeye's Automated Vehicle Inspection system

An Amazon delivery van drives through the Automated Vehicle Inspection system in a delivery center in Lakewood, Wash. (JACK WALSWORTH)

January 29, 2024 07:56 PM

TACOMA, Wash. — UVeye's increasingly popular camera-based vehicle scanning system, which has made a name for itself on dealership service drives, is becoming an important part of the daily routine in a vastly different setting — Amazon delivery stations.

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