Automate warehouse
& industrial supply
operations
from small self-service to full autonomy.
We design and develop solutions such as robotic kiosks, smart lockers, and loss prevention hardware.
coverage
rate
days/year
Why use our platform?
How it works?
Start with the right
automation level
Pick L1–L5 based on how often staff issue supplies, how critical traceability is, and how far you want automation to go.
+ OS workflows
Use smart lockers/kiosks/modules combined with a central operating layer to run access, inventory, and service flows.
(hours → FTE)
Each level includes a conservative model translating daily operations into yearly hours saved and FTE equivalents.
Automation Levels
L1
Low Complexity
Self-service access to basic supplies and equipment, zero supervision
About L1
Warehouses, factories, and industrial sites lose a surprising amount of productive time on simple, repetitive actions: issuing PPE, handing out workwear, retrieving labels, or accessing bulky items stored under lock and key. These actions are operationally necessary but add no value and interrupt core workflows.
This category of solutions enables controlled self-service access to essential items, removing the need for supervisors or warehouse staff to manage basic distribution tasks.
Deployment is fast, with minimal operational change and immediate impact.
This level is especially useful for warehouses, factories, and logistics hubs that want quick efficiency gains without changing processes.
What L1 solves for the business
Don’t just sell hardware.
Combine licenses, SaaS, HaaS, maintenance, and consulting to create long-term recurring revenue.
- Removes staff from repetitive pickup and handover tasks
- Reduces idle time for workers waiting on supplies
- Ensures 24/7 controlled access to essentials
- Improves accountability and reduces loss
How L1 works
Workers access smart lockers using badges, PINs, or QR codes.
Each pickup is logged, and inventory levels are monitored. No mechanical dispensing or complex workflows are involved.
Reduced supervisory workload
Faster task continuity on the shop floor
Minimal CAPEX, immediate rollout
Efficiency Calculation
In industrial environments, a large amount of staff time is spent issuing and tracking basic supplies.
These interactions are short, but constant, especially during peak hours.
A conservative operational baseline:
Typical business impact
What this means in practice: Each unit removes the need for constant supervisory involvement in basic supply distribution. At scale, this replaces part-time floor or shift-supervisor workload.
L1 Solutions
L2
Medium Complexity
Assisted self-service for consumables, tools, and safety refills
About L2
Many industrial operations require frequent access to consumables: labels, tools, safety refills, or returnable containers. Manually managing these flows creates bottlenecks and inventory inaccuracies.
This category introduces semi-dynamic dispensing that accelerates access while maintaining control and traceability.
What L2 solves for the business
Don’t just sell hardware.
Combine licenses, SaaS, HaaS, maintenance, and consulting to create long-term recurring revenue.
- Reduces time spent locating and issuing consumables
- Improves stock accuracy and refill timing
- Limits misuse and overconsumption
- Keeps production flowing without interruptions
How L2 works
Workers select items from an interface, and the system dispenses them via trays or rotating drums.
Usage is logged and connected to inventory thresholds.
Faster access to consumables
Lower indirect labor cost
Moderate CAPEX with fast payback
Efficiency Calculation
A conservative operational baseline:
Typical business impact
What this means in practice: Each unit replaces a significant portion of warehouse or line-support labour dedicated to consumables management.
L2 Solutions
L3
High Complexity
Automated distribution of tools, parts, and controlled materials
About L3
Tooling, spare parts, calibrated instruments, and hazardous materials are among the most staff-intensive processes in industrial environments. They require authorization, logging, compliance, and structured returns.
This category automates complete distribution workflows while maintaining safety and regulatory compliance.
What L3 solves for the business
Don’t just sell hardware.
Combine licenses, SaaS, HaaS, maintenance, and consulting to create long-term recurring revenue.
- Eliminates manual issuing and logging
- Improves compliance and audit readiness
- Reduces downtime for technicians
- Protects high-value or regulated assets
How L3 works
Multi-module systems
handle access validation, dispensing, usage logging, and returns. All activity is tracked centrally and linked to users or work orders.
Improved uptime for maintenance teams
Replacement of tool-room or parts-desk roles
Predictable operational costs
Efficiency Calculation
A conservative operational baseline:
Typical business impact
What this means in practice: Each automated system replaces a full-time role in the toolroom, parts desk, or compliance support.
L4
L4 – Very High Complexity
Autonomous supply zones inside warehouses and factories
About L4
Large industrial sites require multiple supply points: staff gear, packaging, batteries, cold-chain materials, or charging zones. Staffing each independently creates inefficiency and fragmentation.
This category consolidates multiple workflows into autonomous supply zones managed as a single operational unit.
What L4 solves for the business
Don’t just sell hardware.
Combine licenses, SaaS, HaaS, maintenance, and consulting to create long-term recurring revenue.
- Eliminates fragmented staffing across supply areas
- Improves safety and access control
- Supports high-volume operations without staffing growth
- Enables zone-level performance optimisation
How L4 works
Multiple automated systems
operate together as one zone, orchestrated centrally with shared inventory and access rules.
Replacement of multi-role support teams
Strong operational predictability
Higher throughput per square meter
Efficiency Calculation
These interactions are short, but constant, especially during peak hours.
A conservative operational baseline:
Typical business impact
What this means in practice: Each autonomous zone replaces an entire small internal logistics team within the facility.
L5
L5 – Extra High Complexity
Fully autonomous logistics and industrial supply networks
About L5
At the highest maturity level, automation replaces routine logistics operations across entire warehouses, factories, and construction sites: storage, distribution, restocking, returns, and asset handling.
These solutions unify multiple zones and systems into a single orchestration layer, often across multiple sites.
What L5 solves for the business
Don’t just sell hardware.
Combine licenses, SaaS, HaaS, maintenance, and consulting to create long-term recurring revenue.
- Eliminates routine logistics staffing
- Enables multi-site scalability without linear labor growth
- Standardises supply flows and compliance
- Provides full visibility across facilities
How L5 works
Autonomous warehouses, supply stores,
and logistics zones are centrally orchestrated, with supplier access, telemetry, and SLA tracking across locations.
Replacement of full routine logistics teams
Predictable OPEX at scale
Enterprise-level operational control
Efficiency Calculation
A conservative per-site baseline:
Typical business impact
What this means in practice: These solutions replace entire routine logistics and supply teams, allowing industrial operators to scale facilities and job sites without proportional increases in labour.