ASICS America Enhances Inventory Recovery by 60% with Corvus One Drones
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Corvus Robotics has announced that ASICS America Corporation is utilizing Corvus One® autonomous inventory drones at its Byhalia, MS distribution center. These drones conduct nightly flights, increasing inventory counting frequency sixfold in two high-risk storage areas, now counted monthly.
The implementation of these drones has allowed ASICS to recover misplaced inventory approximately 60% faster, significantly improving operational efficiency. Additionally, the system has freed up around 200 labor hours each month, which are now redirected towards inventory research and exception resolution.
ASICS America is expected to continue leveraging the Corvus One® drones to enhance its inventory management processes. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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ASICS America Recovers Misplaced Inventory 60% Faster with Corvus One Warehouse Inventory Drones
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