Physical AI for logistics. Docks, warehouses, dark stores and trucks, made visible as goods move, then directed. Hardware, software and the people to run them, sold on outcomes.
Every action feeds new data back into See. The longer an operation runs on Manara, the sharper every decision and the safer every move.
Four jobs, in order. See the dock and the racks. Think about what to reorder. Act through the people already on shift.
Hardware and software, all feeding one live model of the operation. Start with one; the rest plug in.
The camera wherever goods change hands: a tower beside the dock, a unit inside the truck, a mount in the dark store. It identifies every case as it passes and a tablet shows the count. Assembled in the region, paid per point.
A live model of every facility: what is where, in what state, moving where. Stitched from Beacon, Tag and Scout, kept in step with your ERP. Everything else plugs into it.
Labels, barcodes and RFID on every box, case and pallet, printed where the goods are packed, plus the handheld scanners that read them.
Cameras, sensors and drones that count the racks while the shift runs. Discrepancies surface by location, before the stock count.
Replenishment, slotting, load plans and dock schedules, computed from Atlas rather than the ERP's best guess. We build the solvers where our data wins and partner where it doesn't.
The operations manager's copilot. Ask what will run short, what a late truck does to the morning, what to do about dark store 41, and get an answer grounded in the live model, with the action one tap away.
Tells porters, drivers and checkers what to move next, on the phones they already carry. Every worker on the floor performs like the best one.
Robots, automated storage and autonomous movement inside the facility, one task at a time, where the economics say they should. Built on the same model, after people are directed first.
Factories, warehouses, distribution centers, dark stores and trucks. Pick a sector to see what Manara owns there.
Tens of docks, three shifts, a hundred-plus trucks a day and dozens of dark stores ordering single units. Beacon counts every case out of the DC and into the store; Compass builds the load plan; Signal tells the porters the order. Discrepancies are settled on facts.
Boxes leave the packhouse unlabelled and get counted by hand twice: once at your own warehouse and again at the retailer. Tag prints the label where the goods are packed; Atlas keeps the lot traceable; Compass tells you what to ship where.
Many clients, many branches, one floor. Atlas gives each client a live stock picture; Compass turns the day’s orders into putaway, pick paths and load plans; Signal directs the porters, before the truck arrives at the door.
The floor truth travels. Beacon verifies the load at the dock, Atlas watches the trip, Helm flags the exception, and the delivery is checked against what left, so a short delivery is caught at the gate and not two weeks later in a dispute.
Start with one dock, one product family and one metric. Expand when the first one works.
Run a warehouse, DC, dark-store network, factory or fleet in the region? Tell us about your floor and we'll come walk it with you.
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