Stop, look, decide, photograph. At every waypoint, every pass.
Representative render
What it is
At defined points on a patrol the robot stops, faces the object and returns a verdict with a timestamped image and a reason. A base layer covers generic objects. Industry packs add your site's own checkpoints.
Typical checks
Gate closed. Padlock on. Chain intact. Fence not cut. Cage locked. Trailer sealed. Roller door down. Shelving intact. Right truck in the right bay. Vehicle count in the yard. Rack location label matches the system.
Stock audit on the same circuit
- 01Read what's there. The cameras read rack location labels, pallet labels and carton barcodes continuously. A bolt-on industrial scanner handles dense or small labels.
- 02Know what should be there. The site server integrates with your WMS.
- 03Reconcile. Empty slots the system shows as full, wrong SKU in a slot, short counts, pallets in the wrong bay.
- 04Fill the gaps with vision. Where a barcode is hidden or a pallet is wrapped, vision estimates fill state and product type.
Security pays for the robot. Operations gets a cycle count on the same circuit.
How the checks get smarter
Checks learn from your own site. In an overnight simulation run the robot drove itself to 538 positions over four hours with no navigation failures and trained a check to 95% accuracy. Those checks answer on the robot itself, in about a millisecond, with no network.
Per-waypoint inspection and the training pipeline are proven in simulation; WMS integration and industry packs are designed.
Ready to see robots patrolling your site?
Before any hardware is bought, we can build a simulated copy of your site and show the fleet patrolling it at night while you configure the checks in plain language.