How it works

A warehouse is a hard place for a camera. We split the problem into layers, each handing its result to the next.

  1. Perception & detection

    A camera sees pixels. The first job is turning them into objects: the pallet, the rack, whatever the operator is holding. Everything else rests on this.

  2. Tracking

    Detection gives you a moment. Tracking gives you a history: the pallet in frame 900 is the same one from frame 12.

  3. Spatial mapping

    Mapping answers where: aisle, rack and slot, in warehouse coordinates.

  4. Data capture (AIDC)

    Warehouses still run on barcodes, scanners and handheld terminals. We use them wherever they are the right tool.

  5. Control & integration

    The last step hands the result to the ERP, the WMS or the line controller.

ERGONET MAINFRAME — RESTRICTED ACCESS

640K OK

> CODE ACCEPTED. ACCESS LEVEL: ADMINISTRATOR

> GOD'S EYE: STARTING PROTOCOL "DOMINATION"

  1. [ OK ]WAREHOUSE CAMERASONLINE
  2. [ OK ]ERPCONNECTED
  3. [ OK ]PHONE LINESLISTENING
  4. [ OK ]TAKING CONTROL97%
  5. [FAIL]PRINTING WORLD-DOMINATION PLANOUT OF TONER

WORLD DOMINATION POSTPONED

We are not Skynet. Our AI would rather count pallets. It still needs a human to change the toner.

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