Business signals
A material request or operational alert enters through the agreed application or third-party integration.
THE CONNECTED FACTORY / DASH AUTONOMY
From the first material request to the final transfer record, the Dash Autonomy ecosystem connects your robots, operations team and factory systems.
A material request or operational alert enters through the agreed application or third-party integration.
The management software turns demand into jobs, coordinates robots and routes, and plans charging around work.
Dash 500 and Dash 1000 execute the material movement, with route awareness and manual operation for training when needed.
Weight readings, inventory transfers and operational events feed reporting, audit review and correlation with factory records.
The management layer coordinates job priorities, robot assignments, routes and charging. A single robot is part of a larger operating plan, with shared visibility of material movement.
Low-latency coordination keeps requests, plans and robot activity aligned. We measure response times against the network, workload and integration scope at your site; no universal zero-latency claim is made.
Weight reporting and inventory-transfer logs provide evidence for reconciliation, process review and factory compliance work. Correlation fields and report formats are agreed with your team so the physical movement can be linked to the right operational record.
Reporting supports your compliance process. It does not independently certify regulatory compliance. Calibration, accuracy and any regulated weighing requirements are specified for the installation.
COMMISSION · TRAIN · OPERATE
Route understanding and manual operation work together. Use the built-in manual mode for training and supervised operation when required, then commission the autonomous workflow within agreed site boundaries.