Houston-based · Authorized Reseller · Sugar Land, TX

Corvus One™
Autonomous Warehouse
Inventory Drone

Last updated: July 25, 2026

The Corvus One is a fully autonomous warehouse inventory drone that flies pallet-rack aisles with no pilot, Wi-Fi, or infrastructure changes, scanning locations for 99%+ inventory accuracy and up to 20× faster cycle counts. Actel Robotics is a Corvus Robotics integration partner deploying it across the Gulf Coast.

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

Interactive Diagram

Every Component
Built for the Warehouse

Purpose-built for the warehouse floor — Corvus One flies fully autonomously with no Wi-Fi, GPS, or infrastructure changes, localizing entirely by onboard computer vision.

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.
2
Barcode ScannerReads any symbology, any orientation — including frosted labels at -20°F.
3
14-Camera Array360° vision — navigation, obstacle detection, and slot-level photo capture.
4
Propeller & MotorLow-noise, walking-speed flight with automatic collision avoidance.
5
Smart BatteryAuto-returns to cradle for autonomous recharging. Cold-chain rated.
6
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.
8
Navigation SystemNo GPS, no markers. AI world model maps your facility.
In Action

Built for the Warehouse Floor, Not Adapted From It

Counts up to 20× faster than manual cycle counting, sustains 99%+ inventory accuracy, and operates in ambient and freezer/cold-storage environments.

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

See It in Action

Watch Corvus One Work

Warehouse inventory management at scale

Cold chain: autonomous inventory at -20°F

drone platform customers — trusted by leading operators worldwide
Proven in Production

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 →

Deployment Timeline

Proposal to Go-Live in 3 Months

A typical facility goes from signed proposal to live in about 3 months — Actel manages procurement, deployment, and WMS integration end-to-end.

📋
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
📊
3 Months
Go Live!
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Common Questions

Corvus One — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Corvus One?

The Corvus One is a fully autonomous warehouse inventory drone by Corvus Robotics. It flies pallet-rack aisles on a schedule, reads barcodes and location labels, and reports discrepancies to your WMS — with no pilot, no remote operator, and no need to clear the building.

Does the Corvus One need a pilot, Wi-Fi, or GPS?

No. It is fully autonomous and localizes with onboard computer vision, so it flies without a pilot, without Wi-Fi, without GPS, and without infrastructure changes to your building.

How accurate and fast is it?

Corvus One delivers 99%+ inventory accuracy and counts up to 20× faster than manual cycle counting, including the high top-rack positions that are hardest and most hazardous for a person on a lift.

Does the Corvus One work in cold storage?

Yes. It operates in both ambient and cold-chain conditions, including freezer environments where sending people to count is slow, costly, and hard on staff.

Who deploys the Corvus One in Texas?

Actel Robotics is a Corvus Robotics integration partner serving Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. We handle the facility assessment, WMS integration, deployment, operator training, and ongoing support from our Sugar Land headquarters.

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.

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