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Warehouse automation supports inventory loss prevention by closing the gap between what the warehouse management system (WMS) says is in stock and what is physically on the racking. The warehouse technology that does this most directly is autonomous scanning, a live digital twin and exception-based counting, working alongside the WMS.

Ask an operator what's in their warehouse right now, and they'll give you a confident answer. Ask when that answer was last physically checked, and the confidence tends to drop fast. Closing that gap, between what the systems record and what's physically true, is the problem physical AI exists to solve.

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Our colleagues Jackie Bibby and Ben Smith spent three days on the CeMAT Melbourne show floor this June. They spoke with Australian warehouse and logistics operators about where robotics and automation are heading next. One theme came through clearly. Many operators are looking for a middle ground - something between doing nothing and committing to a major automation project.

Combining real-world autonomous robotics expertise with NVIDIA Halos safety platform supports Dexory’s safe deployment of physical AI in industrial environments

The integration enhances Storage Health’s capabilities across complex warehouse environments

Six months after launching DexoryView Adapt (‘Adapt’), our customers are showing us how artificial intelligence (AI) and physical intelligence are changing warehouse operations. And where the industry is heading next.