Facts

• Segment: Aerial
• Country: United States
• Founded: 2017
• Website: https://www.corvus-robotics.com

Profile sections

• Summary
• Market context
• Facts
• Funding
• Investors
• Context / Market Position
• Events
• Team
• Relationships
• Context tags
• Record / Articles
• Sources

Summary

Corvus Robotics builds autonomous inventory drones for warehouses. Its drones scan pallet locations and barcode labels inside high-rack storage areas, helping operators automate inventory checks without lifts, manual scanning or fixed infrastructure.

Market context

Autonomous aerial robots allow warehouses to perform frequent inventory audits without interrupting operations. Indoor drone systems can rapidly scan high shelving and large storage areas, improving inventory accuracy and reducing manual labor. Corvus Robotics develops autonomous indoor drone systems for warehouse inventory management. Aerial robots navigate warehouse aisles and scan inventory using onboard computer vision and AI perception.

• Capability: Autonomous indoor drone navigation Warehouse inventory scanning Computer vision inventory recognition Warehouse data integration Autonomous aerial inspection
• Strategic position: Autonomous warehouse drones Aerial robotics for logistics Inventory automation systems

Facts

• Website: https://www.corvus-robotics.com
• HQ: Mountain View, United States
• Founded: 2017
• Segment: Aerial
• Known funding rounds: 1

Funding

• 2024-10-08 - Series A - $18M - Corvus Robotics raises $18M Series A to scale autonomous warehouse inventory drones - source: therobotreport.com

Investors

• S2G Ventures - Lead - Vc - 1 funding event - first seen 2024-10-08
• Spero Ventures - Participant - Vc - 1 funding event - first seen 2024-10-08

Warehouse inventory drone company

Corvus Robotics builds autonomous warehouse inventory drones and AI tools for continuous pallet and inventory visibility.

• Target environment: Warehouses, production plants, pallet storage areas, dock doors and material-handling operations.
• Deployment model: Autonomous inventory management systems using drones and AI-powered devices mounted to material-handling equipment.
• Customer context: Warehouse operators, manufacturers, logistics teams, production plants and inventory-management teams.
• Workflow context: Inventory scanning, pallet tracking, stock visibility, autonomous drone flight, forklift-mounted sensing and warehouse data capture.
• Commercial maturity: Commercial warehouse robotics company with Corvus One and Trident products for inventory autonomy.
• Market position: Warehouse automation company focused on inventory visibility rather than goods transport or picking.
• Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on warehouse layout, barcode visibility, flight safety, WMS integration, pallet-movement coverage and operator trust.
• Adjacent context: Adjacent context includes warehouse inventory drones, pallet tracking, autonomous stock scanning and logistics visibility systems.
• Source confidence: high

Events

• 2026-04-13 - Product Launch - Corvus Robotics launches Corvus Trident for pallet tracking across warehouse material handling workflows - Corvus Robotics introduced Corvus Trident, an AI-powered device that mounts to for…
• 2026-03-05 - Deployment - Corvus Robotics deploys autonomous inventory drones at Dermalogica headquarters warehouse - Corvus Robotics deployed its autonomous indoor drone inventory system at Dermalogica's headquarters w…
• 2024-10-08 - Funding - Corvus Robotics raises $18M Series A to scale autonomous warehouse inventory drones - Corvus Robotics raised an $18 million Series A round to expand commercialization of its autonomous warehouse i…

Team

• Jackie Wu - Founder / Co-Founder & CEO
• Michael McSpedon - Chief Revenue Officer

Relationships

• warehouse inventory drone system - Warehouse inventory drone system deployment at Dermalogica headquarters.

Context tags

• Warehouse inventory drone builder - Peer Group
• Warehouse inventory scanning - Workflow
• Inventory drone OEM - Stack Layer
• Autonomous inventory capture - Capability
• Commercial deployment - Commercial Stage
• Autonomous indoor aerial mapping - Capability
• Warehouses - Customer Environment
• Warehouse inventory operations - Customer Environment

Record / Articles

• 2026-02-10 - Corvus Robotics launches freezer warehouse inventory drone - Corvus One for Cold Chain operates autonomously in environments as cold as minus 20°F; Kroger is already running the system in live freezer opera…
• 2024-12-20 - Corvus Robotics is building lights-out inventory drones around warehouse visibility - MIT News profiled Corvus Robotics in December 2024 as a warehouse inventory drone company built around 24/7 barcode scan…