The control plane for
physical operations.
Your warehouse, your fleet and your operators, held in one live state. Your safety systems keep control of the machines.
Vehicles, robots and docks
Dispatch, routing and charge, under one policy.
Inventory and workflows
Where every item is, and what happens to it next.
When a machine stops
Confidence drops below policy. An operator takes it.
Control plane
Eight domains. One state.
Vehicles, cobots, docks, batteries, maps and zones, all held live in one place.
Warehouse
Locations, custody, scans, exceptions, WMS sync.
Fleet
Dispatch, routing, geofences, maintenance, compliance.
Teleoperations
Remote assist, exception queues, session evidence.
Robot drivers
Driving agents, domain policy, minimum-risk fallback.
Perception
Vision, LiDAR, radar, GNSS, sensor health, confidence.
Energy
Charge, health, schedules, depot and hub charging, V2G.
Facility
Doors, docks, conveyors, zones, access, handoff.
Digital twin
Topology, constraints, interlocks, recovery state.
Warehouse and inventory
Inbound to outbound, on one record.
One record from the moment a load is booked in to the moment it leaves the dock.
Booked before it lands, counted at the door, put away before it counts as stock.
- Receiving
- Directed putaway
- Returns
The record and the floor stay in step: what it is, where it is, whether it can be sold.
- Live inventory
- Cycle counting
- Replenishment and slotting
Orders become work on the floor, and that work becomes a loaded truck.
- Allocation
- Guided picking
- Pack, stage and load
Underneath all of it
Your warehouse, described once
Zones, aisles, racks and bins, at whatever depth each site uses them.
ERP integration
Orders in. Receipts, stock and confirmations back, on one interface at every site.
Confirmations post back as each step closes.
One continuous loop
Event-driven, all the way down.
Change one appointment and staging, docks, cobots, routes and charge all move with it, inside policy.
Schedule
Orders become appointments.
Prepare
Inventory staged, tasks issued.
Load
Sequenced. Vision confirms every transfer.
Dispatch
Vehicle, route, charge, release.
Monitor
Health, confidence, exception queue.
Reconcile
Custody, state and settlement agree.
Commands down · evidence up
Who holds authority
Your safety systems keep working.
We coordinate. Vehicle computers, motion controllers, PLCs and BMS stay authoritative.
Local controllers
Motion, interlocks, e-stop. Never overridden from the network.
GridOS
State, twin, interfaces, safety envelope, permitted actions.
Remote operator
Takes the exception when confidence drops below policy.
Safety lead
Policy, exception rights, incident review.
Four layers
One stack, top to bottom.
Voice, mobile, web and API share one context, with identity attached.
Decides the outcome. GridOS validates and executes it.
Vehicles, cobots, warehouses and hubs, all inside the safety envelope.
Cloud and edge. Local systems fail safe if the link degrades.
One corridor first
Five steps to live.
You expand when the evidence is there.
Map
Floor, workflow, inventory, safety zones.
Connect
Cobots, AMRs, cameras, docks, vehicles.
Integrate
Tasks, telemetry, twin, command routing.
Staff
Operators, approval gates, escalation policy.
Prove
Safety, reliability, throughput, unit cost.
Human authority
Operators who take the exception.
Qualified specialists who see the whole job and work inside hard limits.
Vetted specialists
Every intervention is recorded.
Identity, session recording and escalation all live in the control plane itself.
Bounded authority
Six human gates: low confidence, safety, custody, regulated cargo, cost, emergency. Approve, escalate or block.
Purpose-built centres
Redundant links, automatic failover, backup power, controlled access.
A career path
Floor to remote ops to workflow design to safety assurance.
Yours or ours
Connect your stack. Or take ours.
We plug into what you already run. Where you have nothing yet, we bring the hardware and the operators. Same control plane either way, and swappable later.
Orders, shipments, settlement.
No direct equipment control.Inventory truth, receipts, picks, audit.
Task-demand source.Balances manual and automated work.
Under enterprise and local safety.Deterministic machine actions.
Keeps real-time control and interlocks.Vendor fleet, navigation, device health.
Authoritative for its own hardware.Physical state, twin, interfaces, teleops sessions.
Federates all of the above.The stack you already run
Your WMS, WES, PLCs, fleet manager and robots keep doing their jobs. We talk to them through the interfaces they already expose. No rip and replace, no forklift upgrade.
What we bring in-house
No fleet yet, or a gap in one? We supply the vehicles, cobots, chargers and the operators who cover them. Same control plane from day one, and swappable for your own later.
Three entry paths
Software. Orchestration. Or the whole stack.
Teleops coverage is $12 per hour, per robot, and it drops as autonomy takes on more of the work.
Software-only
- Control plane on your assets
- Twin, telemetry, fleet state
- Full API and session replay
- Staffed coverage
Orchestrated + teleops
- Everything in software-only
- Qualified operators, 24/7 windows
- Third-party fleets orchestrated
- Billed on robot-hours, not seats
Fully integrated
- Vehicles and hardware included
- RaaS by hour, task or facility
- Micro-hubs, charging, energy
- Outcome sharing on an audited baseline
Try it
Take the wheel.
The robot drives itself until it can't. Then it's you.
Teleops sim
Drive the aisle
Steer around the crates. Grab the green pallets. Amber means autonomy handed it to you.
← → or A D · drag on touch
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