NIRVAN Robotics · Warehouse drone · Coming soon
Inventory that counts itself.
An autonomous indoor drone that flies your aisles, reads every rack location, and checks it against your records. In development, with pilots available by request.
01 / The problem
Counting by hand is slow, and the gaps hide in the aisles.
Cycle counts put people on ladders and lifts for hours. Meanwhile, mismatches between the system and the shelf pile up unseen.
Illustrative model
Manual count, simulated clock
00:00:00
Assumes 90 pallet positions per person-hour. An editable what-if, not a measurement.
02 / The drone
An autonomous drone flies every aisle and verifies every location.
It follows a planned serpentine route, scans each rack face, and flags what does not match your records.
Illustrative model
Drone count, simulated clock
00:00:00
Verified
0 / 0
Exceptions
0
Assumes 360 pallet positions per hour. An editable what-if, not a performance claim.
03 / How it works
Map. Fly. Scan. Reconcile. Report.
- 01Map
Build a floor plan and rack map of your site.
- 02Fly
Plan a safe route down every aisle, then fly it autonomously.
- 03Scan
Read each rack location as the drone passes.
- 04Reconcile
Compare what was seen with your inventory records.
- 05Report
Send a structured report of exceptions to your team.
04 / Get it
Start with a conversation. End with a pilot.
The warehouse drone is coming soon. Pilot slots and quotes are open by request today.
- 01Talk
Tell us about your site and how you count today.
- 02Site survey
We walk the aisles and check the routes.
- 03Pilot
A supervised trial on your own inventory.
- 04Roll-out
Scheduled counts across the warehouse.