Physical AI for warehouses
Our autonomous robot drives your aisles, reads every pallet position with vision AI, and sends a verified count to your WMS. Faster than a manual count, safer for your people, and backed by a photo of every position.
About us
Algo Labs builds autonomous inventory robots and computer vision for distribution centers.
Our robot counts and photographs every pallet position, flags damage on the same pass, and turns a slow, manual cycle count into a clear daily picture of the warehouse. We combine robotics, AI and hands-on warehouse experience, with teams in Argentina and the United States.
Know our companyProducts
Artificial vision identifies what is in a rack from an image, at a scale people cannot hold for a whole shift. These are the products. Each one leaves a count and a photo.
The flagship inventory robot. It drives the aisle, reads every level, and needs no operator.
Robot XL In productionVision AI on the forklift you already run. The same count, the same photo record.
Smart Pallet AvailableA flying pass for high-rise racks, reading labeled pallets the floor route does not reach the same way.
Inventory with Drone AvailablePPE, restricted zones, and early alerts, on the cameras you already use for the count.
Safety & Security AvailableSurface control and classification on the line, at the scale of a production shift.
Quality Assurance In pilotDock control, in pilot. Identity and labels checked before the truck leaves.
Pallet In/Out In productionBroken film, open cases, tilt, moisture, and impact, flagged while the count is running.
Vision AI inspection In productionEvery position, matched to your WMS, with the photo of what is really there.
Digital Twin
Solutions
Our team helps operators find the count that is costing them days, and replace it with a run the building can absorb. Start with the count. Add inspection, the twin, and the dock when you are ready.
Proven in production
At a global CPG company’s distribution center, our robot counted and inspected 60,000+ pallets in one overnight run.
Accuracy on that inventory was above 95%. Nobody was in the aisle to count.
Strategic partners & alliances
Technology and ecosystem
News
Three pieces from the archive, plus later notes on the product and the company.
Algo Labs presented its warehouse computer-vision work at NVIDIA GTC 2025, the leading event in accelerated computing.
Read CompanyArtificial intelligence is changing how warehouse work gets done. Algo Labs builds that vision into real distribution centers, from the Parque de Innovación in Buenos Aires.
Read PlatformA WMS is only as current as the last transaction somebody confirmed. Computer vision gives it a photo of the rack, and a list of what does not match.
ReadGet in touch
Tell us the size of the site, how many pallet positions it holds, and which WMS you run. We will show you a robot run and what a verified count looks like. If you are in the United States, this is a partnership conversation: the robot is not available for operation there yet.
