Longer battery life.
Built on the ground, IronEye runs long between charges and covers more of a shift.
Keep your feet
on the floor.
Aerial drones can count inventory. A ground robot changes the trade-offs in ways that matter to the people who run a warehouse.
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.
Room for all the sensors it needs.
The platform carries larger antennas, more cameras and the compute to run them, and can add sensing as your needs grow.
Side by side.
| COMPARISON | IronEye ground robot | Aerial drone |
|---|---|---|
| Power | Longer runtime between charges | Energy spent on staying airborne |
| Operation | Drives aisles like floor equipment | Flight operation and airspace rules |
| Site approval | Familiar to safety and insurance reviewers | Often restricted indoors by policy |
| Payload | Larger antennas, more cameras, more compute | Limited by lift and weight |
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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