Corvus
Trident ™
An AI Copilot for Every Forklift.
Watch videoTrident mounts to forklifts, reach trucks, and other MHE, automatically capturing pallet movement from inbound through outbound. Real-time inventory intelligence delivered through the work your team is already doing.
Request ROI BriefingCorvus Trident video transcript
Meet Corvus Trident, the AI copilot for your material handling equipment. It localizes every vehicle using inbuilt, vision-based, infrastructure-free RTLS. It scans and analyzes every pallet and directs every pick and putaway. It supports a wide range of MHE, including electric and propane forklifts, reach trucks, and order pickers. Deeply integrated with Corvus AIMS.
Your WMS Only Knows What Someone Last Remembered to Scan
Most warehouse systems record scan events, not everything that happens between them. That gap shows up as shipment errors, chargebacks, shrink, and too much time spent resolving what should have been clear in the first place.
Designed, manufactured and tested in Mountain View, California
Built for the Flow of Warehouse Operations
From Inbound to Outbound
Track pallet flow across receiving, putaway, replenishment, picking, and shipping without adding steps to your team's workflow.
Verification at the Point of Work
Confirm pallet identity and load details during handling, before exceptions have a chance to surface downstream.
Operator Aware by Design
Support safer handling with real-time alerts tied to collisions, unsafe driving, and incorrect picks at the point of work.
Tracks Every Pallet From Dock Door to Departure
Corvus Trident captures movement data as work gets done, turning everyday pallet handling into structured operational data.
Uses onboard AI to localize, track, and understand inventory in real time
Tracks movement without GPS, beacons, or markers
Scans visible barcodes across symbologies and orientations
Reads pallets up to 3 high (~12 feet)
Integrates with your WMS through standard APIs or operates standalone
Where Trident Pays for Itself
Protect Margin at Every Handoff
Catch load mismatches at the point of handling, before they become retailer chargebacks or inventory write-offs. Full traceability across every pallet move means every discrepancy is traceable to the source.
More Throughput, Same Team
Real movement data shows exactly where time is lost and where slot optimization can drive throughput. Operators stay productive. Exception resolution stops eating into shift hours.
Know Before It Becomes a Problem
Every pallet move is reconstructible in minutes. Disputes with retail partners, financial audits, and ops reviews move faster when the movement history is complete and current.
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AIMS — Autonomous Inventory Management System
Regardless of autonomous cycle counting drones or material handling equipment pallet tracking, the data feeds into a single source of inventory truth. AIMS pulls the never-before-collected ground truth data to power slot optimization, labor efficiency tracking, financial decisions including inventory / labor planning across your operations, all tied deeply to how your team actually works today.
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Request a SeatFrequently Asked Questions
Common questions about running Corvus Trident on your material handling equipment. Don't see yours? Talk to our team.
Corvus Trident is an AI copilot that mounts to forklifts, reach trucks, order pickers, and other material handling equipment, and captures pallet movement automatically as operators do their normal work. It localizes the vehicle, reads barcodes, and records every pallet move across receiving, putaway, replenishment, picking, and shipping. That record flows into AIMS, the Corvus Robotics software platform, alongside the counts collected by Corvus One drones.
Corvus Robotics manufactures Corvus Trident. Every unit is designed, manufactured and tested at company headquarters in Mountain View, California, the same site where Corvus builds its Corvus One inventory drones. Corvus designs and manufactures the full stack in America, from the sensor and compute architecture to the AI models running on each device, so the camera system, the onboard compute and the vision models are engineered together as one product. Every unit ships from California.
Corvus Trident supports a wide range of material handling equipment, including electric and propane forklifts, reach trucks, and order pickers. It mounts to the equipment already on your floor, so there is no fleet replacement or vehicle retrofit involved. Mounted on a lift truck, it reads pallets stacked up to three high, roughly 12 feet.
No. Corvus Trident localizes each vehicle using vision-based, infrastructure-free RTLS running on the device itself, so it tracks position and pallet movement without GPS, ceiling beacons, or rack markers. The onboard AI handles localization, scanning, and analysis in real time as the equipment moves.
No. Corvus Trident captures movement data while work is being done, reading visible barcodes across symbologies and orientations as the operator handles the load. Manual scanning steps come out of the workflow, and the pallet record is created at the point of work instead of reconstructed afterward from partial scan events.
Yes. Corvus Trident connects to warehouse management systems through standard APIs, including Manhattan Associates, Blue Yonder, SAP, Oracle, Körber, Infor, Epicor, Tecsys, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics, Sage, Softeon, and IBM AS/400. It can also run standalone, which gives you the movement record without a WMS connection.
Corvus One is an autonomous drone that flies the racks and counts inventory at rest. Corvus Trident mounts to material handling equipment and captures inventory in motion as pallets are handled. Together they give complete coverage of the facility, and both feed the same AIMS platform, so counts and movements resolve against a single record. Many customers start with one and add the other.
Yes. Corvus Trident gives operators real-time visual and audio feedback at the point of work, with alerts tied to collisions, unsafe driving, and incorrect picks. The same movement data gives supervisors a factual picture of how equipment is being used across a shift, which supports coaching and safer handling without adding steps for the operator.