Warehouses and factories lose time, money and sometimes lives when management systems can’t see their vehicles, or vehicle operators can’t see what’s in front of them.
See every forklift. Protect every person.
Powered by vision-based AI. Stop incidents, eliminate deadhead travel, reduce wait times and bottlenecks. No beacons required.
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Slamcore Aware retrofits to any forklift or human-driven vehicle, streaming the positions of vehicles and nearby objects in real time to your dashboards or our partner apps.
Retrofit & running in hours
No UWB beacons, reflectors, or Wi-Fi upgrades: Slamcore Aware runs on the network you already have.
Sub-pallet-level accuracy
Tracks every vehicle with enough precision to identify a single pallet slot or pick face.
No extra infrastructure required
Just mount one camera box per vehicle and commission the site in hours. Stream data the same day, no re-commissioning ever needed.
Plug-and-play with our partners’ applications
Pre-built connectors snap into leading safety, analytics, WMS, and fleet management platforms delivering value in hours, not months.
What you get
Pipe the data straight into your own software or choose a partner app for instant safety alerts, analytics dashboards, mixed-fleet scheduling, and more.
Live vehicle map
Visualize every forklift to sub-pallet-level accuracy so teams always know what’s going on.
Historical playback & analytics
Replay any shift using your own business intelligence tools or our partner dashboards to uncover safety incidents, idle time, bottlenecks and so much more.
Operator alerts for people & obstacles
Warn operators the instant a pedestrian, pallet, or vehicle enters their path—reducing near-miss incidents and saving lives.
Plug-and-play partner apps
Pre-built connectors snap into our partners’ applications including leading safety, analytics, WMS, and fleet management delivering value in hours, not months.
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