Corvus Robotics Makes Drone Inventory Management Flexible with Corvus One

Organization: Corvus Robotics
Country: USA
Website: www.corvus-robotics.com
Year Founded: 2017
Number of Employees: 50
Innovation Class: Technology, Services & Research Innovation
Innovation Subclass: Product Introduction

Companies can start doing inventory counts up to 100 times more often than they are now with Corvus Robotics’ drones.

Description:

Corvus One is Corvus Robotics’ fully autonomous drone for inventory management. The drone doesn’t require any extra fiducials or barcode labels to make its way around a facility. It’s able to tie SKUs to slots in 3D space to keep track of inventory levels.

The drone is able to scan 200-400 pallet positions in just one hour, and can operate without wifi so manufacturers don’t need to worry about dead zones.

Analysis:
Inventory management drones and robots are not unique, but Corvus One stands out for its flexibility. Being able to operate without wifi means companies do not have to spend extra money making sure every inch of their facility is covered.

Corvus also removes the need for extra fiducials or barcode labels, making them easier to implement, and can adjust quickly to inventory changes. Corvus One’s level 4 autonomy means it does not require much human intervention. In fact, the drone can operate for weeks without a human ever being involved. Companies can start doing inventory counts up to 100 times more often than they are now with Corvus Robotics’ drones. – Brianna Wessling

Companies can start doing inventory counts up to 100 times more often than they are now with Corvus Robotics’ drones.

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