Real Corvus One deployments across leading retailers, distributors, manufacturers, and 3PLs. See how operations teams use Physical AI to transform inventory accuracy and operational efficiency.
GNC's labor-intensive inventory counting process once relied on teams navigating 450,000 square feet of warehouse space with material handling equipment. Now, drones are streamlining cycle counts, reducing resource constraints, and improving efficiency across its distribution centers.
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Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits deployed Corvus One across nine distribution centers to increase inventory visibility and improve fulfillment performance. By shifting from periodic counts to continuous validation, teams are identifying issues earlier and keeping operations moving.
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Dermalogica deployed the Corvus One autonomous drone system at its global distribution center to strengthen inventory accuracy inside a forecast-driven production environment. Operating without disruption to daily workflows, the system delivers continuous warehouse visibility across retail, wholesale, and e-commerce distribution.
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LAPP USA turned to Corvus One to modernize its 134,000 sq. ft. warehouse, replacing manual cycle counting with nightly autonomous scans. The result is more accurate data, faster error detection, and a stronger supply chain end to end.
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Staci Americas runs the Corvus One Autonomous Inventory Management System inside its Atlanta and New Jersey 3PL facilities, where lights-out nightly drone flights catch inventory discrepancies pre-shift, lift accuracy into the 99.9% range, and protect OTIF performance across every client in the building.
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MSI Surfaces operates four national distribution centers where every misplaced slab or tile slows fulfillment and frustrates customers. Corvus One drones now handle the cycle counting work that used to pull associates away from picking and replenishment.
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