AI-Powered Robotic Inventory Systems
Airborne and robotic data collection for large uniform warehouses — live feedback, WMS integration, and nobody in a man-cage at 12 metres. Now with built-in AI that answers plain-English questions about your count.
DroneScan as a solution
Less labour intensive, reducing occupational hazards, eliminating human error and saving hundreds of man hours.
The simplicity of the system means no expensive infrastructure is needed to set up a warehouse.
Reduces stock outages, picking delays and stock obsolescence by finding items that have gone astray.
An on-drone visual display gives the operator feedback during scanning, readable from the ground mid-flight.
Seamless integration with warehouse management systems, and portable across multiple warehouses.
Three systems
Airborne, forklift-mounted, or fully autonomous — all running the same scanning software and integration layer.
A scanner backpack that attaches to a drone. Fast and portable — ideal for an efficient audit or stocktake in large warehouses.
Robotic scanning in a forklift-based payload. The driver stays safely on the ground while up to five scanners work at height.
A fully autonomous robot that patrols the warehouse 24/7, scanning every pallet and reconciling it against your WMS. Self-healing inventory, no operator required.
Physical inventory
When conducting stocktake, staff are traditionally lifted up to high shelves using a forklift, reach truck or scissor lift, where they manually scan each barcode and pallet. That process is time consuming, costly, dangerous and energy inefficient.
DroneScan provides a robotic alternative. The drone captures data from the air while the operator receives live feedback as it scans. Because the drone carries a camera, inspecting product condition or verifying pallet contents happens at the same time.
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Integration
The drone logs information into the DroneScan database and combines it with your data loaded via Excel or other file types, or by calling an API directly into your systems. That imported data rebuilds a virtual map of the warehouse so the drone's position can be determined.
DroneScan impressed us with how easy the solution is to use, and with the speed and enthusiasm behind their incremental innovations.— Project Manager, a large FMCG multinational
LF Logistics engaged DroneScan to explore strategic deployment of drones as a way to continually uplift its operations across Asia.— LF Logistics
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Tell us about your warehouse and we'll work out whether it's drone ready.