IronEye

Count every pallet.

IronEye is an autonomous ground robot that drives your aisles, maps your space, and keeps your inventory true to the floor.

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A ground robot scans warehouse racks with RFID and computer vision A conceptual isometric warehouse drawing shows an autonomous ground robot driving an aisle and sending a scan toward racks. A highlighted item links to its location and an inventory discrepancy in illustrative software.AISLE 01AISLE 02AISLE 03ITEM LOCATED
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Product #IE–0248
Observed location
Aisle 03 · Bay 05
Inventory record
Aisle 01 · Bay 03

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ILLUSTRATIVE DATA

Your warehouse.
Your data

  1. 01

    Inventory

    Track items, QR codes, pallets and more automatically.

  2. 02

    Open Bays

    Cameras and computer vision can locate empty space to increase utilization

  3. 03

    Reconcile

    Observed counts and locations are compared to your WMS record.

  4. 04

    Act

    Your team gets a short list of discrepancies and openings, all on the schedule you want it.

Built for 3PLs.

Track individual items.

Know how many of each item remains, so you can stay on top of inventory.

More Accurate, Frequent Counts.

Replace manual cycle counts with scheduled scans, and send people only where something looks wrong.

Map your space.

Know which storage positions are empty so putaway and capacity decisions use current data.

Why a robot?
Automate your floor.

  1. 01

    Long battery life.

    Built on the ground, IronEye runs long between charges and covers more of a shift.

  2. 02

    Easier to operate.

    It drives your aisles like any other floor equipment, so setup is simple and there are fewer safety questions to clear with your site, safety team and insurer.

  3. 03

    Room for all the sensors it needs.

    More sensors means more data for you, and faster data collection. This keeps your data from being out of date by the time a cycle is finished.

Unique Warehouses
Unique Sensors

RFID.

RFID reads tagged products through cartons and packaging, with no line of sight, so one pass down the aisle counts what's actually there.

Computer Vision.

Cameras photograph both sides of the aisle, and AI vision finds open positions and reads the labels already printed on your packaging.

Labels.

Already labeled? We read what you have. Need more certainty? Add QR codes to the items that matter. We pick the sensor mix you need.

Talk to us about
your warehouse.

Get a custom scope and see what IronEye can do for your team and your site.

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