Houston-based · Authorized Reseller · Sugar Land, TX

Corvus One™
Autonomous Warehouse
Inventory Drone

No pilot. No WiFi. No infrastructure changes. Flies, scans, and recharges without human intervention — 24/7.

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20×
Faster counts
99%+
Accuracy
250
Slots/hour
-20°F
Cold chain
Corvus One scanning a high-bay pallet rack in an active facility

Live pallet scan · 14-camera array · Walking-speed flight

Corvus One™ · 2.5ft Wingspan · 14 Cameras · Built in USA

Every Component
Built for the Warehouse

Click the orange dots to learn what each part of the autonomous warehouse inventory drone does. Purpose-built for warehouse environments — not adapted from a consumer drone.

← Click a hotspot on the drone to learn more about each component.
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AI Compute StackOn-board real-time AI processing for all 14 camera feeds simultaneously.
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Barcode ScannerReads any symbology, any orientation — including frosted labels at -20°F.
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14-Camera Array360° vision — navigation, obstacle detection, and slot-level photo capture.
4
Propeller & MotorLow-noise, walking-speed flight with automatic collision avoidance.
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Smart BatteryAuto-returns to cradle for autonomous recharging. Cold-chain rated.
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Obstacle Avoidance360° detection — routes around forklifts, people, and other robots.
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Status LEDGreen = active scan. Visible from floor — no app check needed.
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Navigation SystemNo GPS, no markers. AI world model maps your facility.

Built for the Warehouse Floor, Not Adapted From It

Every component — from the industrial-grade barcode scanners to the AI compute stack — was engineered specifically for warehouse environments. It flies, recharges, and resumes missions without any human intervention.

Custom-built for warehouse environments — not a modified consumer drone
Fully autonomous: flies, lands, recharges without human input
No WiFi, no GPS, no reflectors, no facility modifications required
Minimum aisle width 50 inches — including VNA configurations
Operates lights-out, during active shifts, or any combination
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Corvus One launching from drone cradle charging station mounted on warehouse rack
Corvus One™ · Standard Warehouse

Autonomous Pallet Scanning in Active Facilities

Flies at walking speed alongside active forklift operations

our autonomous inventory management dashboard showing inventory accuracy metrics for high-bay warehouse facility
Corvus One™ · High-Bay Coverage

Full Rack Height Coverage — No Scissor Lifts Required

Reaches elevated positions that require scissor lifts for manual counting

Corvus One Cold Chain variant — blue drone with snowflake logo for -20°F frozen warehouse operation
Corvus One™ for Cold Chain · -20°F Rated

Freezer & Cold Storage Operation

Eliminates human entry into -20°F environments for routine counting

Corvus One on drone cradle dock mounted on warehouse racking — autonomous charging station
drone cradle™ · Autonomous Charging Dock

Mounts on Existing Racks — No Structural Modification Required

Autonomously charges Corvus One, stores data locally, no infrastructure changes

Watch Corvus One Work

Warehouse inventory management at scale

Cold chain: autonomous inventory at -20°F

drone platform customers — trusted by leading operators worldwide

Where Corvus One Is Deployed

Corvus One runs in production at leading distributors, manufacturers, and 3PLs across North America. As a Corvus integration partner, Actel Robotics brings that same platform — install, WMS integration, and ongoing support — to Gulf Coast operations.

9
distribution centers running Corvus One
Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits
Beverage Distribution
99.9%
inventory accuracy from lights-out nightly flights
Staci Americas
3PL / Fulfillment
13×
more counts vs. manual cycle counting
LAPP USA
Industrial Electrical · 134,000 sq ft
20×
faster cycle counting across 4 national DCs
MSI Surfaces
Building Materials
450K
sq ft DC on autonomous cycle counts
GNC
Retail / Health & Wellness
Lights-out
fully autonomous flights, no operators on the floor
Dermalogica
Beauty & Skincare

Deployments and results reported by Corvus Robotics. See the Corvus One case studies →

Proposal to Go-Live in 3 Months

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Today
Proposal
Site assessment, drone + pad count
✍️
Tomorrow
Sign RaaS
Secure deployment calendar slot
⚙️
1 Month
Pre-Deploy
WMS integration, power & ethernet
2 Months
Deploy
Engineers onsite, cradles installed, test flights
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3 Months
Go Live!
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Ready to Deploy Corvus One
in Your Facility?

Actel Robotics manages the full drone deployment across Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma — from facility review through go-live.

Drone hardware provided by OEM partner. Contact Actel Robotics for platform details and reference customer introductions.