ASICS Distribution Center Deploys Corvus One Inventory-Counting Drones
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ASICS America deployed Corvus Robotics' Corvus One autonomous inventory-counting drones at its Byhalia, Mississippi, distribution center for inventory counting. The drones conduct seven flights per night starting around 7 p.m., relying on onboard computer vision and spatial reasoning to fly through extremely narrow aisles less than 6 feet wide, with no additional infrastructure required inside the building. According to the report, inventory counts in two high-risk storage areas increased 6-fold and switched to monthly counting, and misplaced inventory is recovered about 60% faster. The next morning, a single inventory specialist processes most discrepancies at their workstation based on the drone-captured video and images of each location.
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- Robotics & Automation NewsASICS Uses Corvus One Drones for Inventory Counts, Cuts Inventory Recovery Time by About 60%
ASICS America has deployed Corvus Robotics' Corvus One autonomous inventory drones at its Byhalia, Mississippi distribution center, flying 7 times each night. Counting frequency in two high-risk storage areas has increased 6x and those areas are now counted monthly, while misplaced inventory is recovered about 60% faster.
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