Built first for the warehouses and distribution centers that keep supply chains moving, with the same vision platform ready for other industries.
Where the robot fits best
The platform is built for distribution centers and warehouses with tall racks. These are the sites where a manual count takes longest, closes the most aisles, and puts the most people at height.
Industries
High SKU counts, fast turns, and strict retailer requirements. We count every position and flag damaged loads before they reach a customer’s dock.
In production with a global CPG company.
Seasonal peaks, date-sensitive stock, and stretch-wrapped loads. Vision AI checks film, moisture, and case condition on every pallet it counts.
In production with a leading food manufacturer, across 5 distribution centers.
Your clients want proof. Every position comes with a photo, so you can show what was in the rack and when.
In production with a regional 3PL.
Distribution centers that feed stores need records they can rely on. Accurate counts mean fewer stockouts, fewer emergency recounts, and better replenishment.
High-volume, seasonal stock in large warehouses. Counts run overnight without pulling people onto lifts during the busiest weeks.
In use with agro-industrial exporters.
Finished-goods and materials warehouses, plus quality inspection on the production line with the same vision AI.
Also
Healthcare
Large volumes of data, changing regulation, and care measured by the patient’s experience are reshaping healthcare. Algo Labs has worked with healthcare stakeholders using machine learning and deep learning on the operational problems in front of them: clinical workflows, billing, claims, fraud signals, and the risk of hospital-acquired infection. We believe prevention and health promotion, supported by AI, matter to closing gaps in access.
A practice we keep alongside the warehouse platform, for hospitals, laboratories, insurers, clinicians, public agencies, and universities.
Sectors
Where we operate
Our home market. Robots and Smart Pallets are in daily use in enterprise distribution centers. Engineering is in Buenos Aires.
Mexico now. We are working with operators in Mexico. This is the active commercial focus outside our home market.
Texas next. Algo Labs in Dallas leads partnerships and early conversations. The robot is not available for operation in the United States yet.
