There is one cart. It can stand in exactly one warehouse at a time.
We are looking for sites that run it in daily use and tell us what is missing. Whoever comes first shapes it most.
Who this fits: warehouses from 3,000 positions
The cart earns its keep where small parts spread across dozens of bins: screws, clamps, seals, spare parts, C-parts. If your stocktake runs over several days today and you recount differences afterwards, you are the audience.
If you hold fifty pallets with one article each, you are not — for that you need a scanner, not a cart.
What you give, what you get
You give us: one aisle for a day, one person who walks along, and honest criticism. Afterwards the numbers from the run — how long it took, how many differences, what felt clumsy.
You get from us: the cart including assembly and calibration, the connection to your inventory system for the duration of the run, and access to the flows before anyone else sees them. What your warehouse needs, we build first.
The pilot run costs you nothing.
What we do not know yet
How long the battery really lasts in continuous use. We are measuring that now, and we will put an hour figure here once we have counted it.
How well the link to third-party inventory systems holds. For our own system it works; for yours we find out during the pilot run.
What the cart will cost in the end. While the bill of materials is open we name no price — a number we would have to correct later does not help you plan.
Three questions, three minutes
Tell us how large your warehouse is and what you count with today. We answer within two working days — including when your warehouse does not fit.