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Sankalp Arora explores Gather AI's impact on inventory management and how it's set to redefine warehouse operations as a whole.

In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Sankalp Arora, CEO of Gather AI, about the transformative role of drones and AI in warehouse management.

Gather AI recognized for achievements in Supply Chain

Warehouses are becoming more and more automated as companies search for new and innovative ways to not only reduce costs but also help their workforce become more accurate and efficient.

MHE Vision integrates with material handling equipment to automatically track every pallet movement to provide AI-powered insights.

Warehouse robotics is evolving fast, yet 90% of warehouses still don’t use automation. Why?

Tune in as we talk to some of the industry's leading professionals about what they are seeing in the market and what solutions they are bringing to the table live from our booth at ProMat 2025 on Day 2.

On day three of ProMat 2025 in Chicago, attendees were treated to more robot and software releases, expanding automation opportunities in the warehouse, supply chain and logistics spaces.

In 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic permanently changed the global supply chain. Now, artificial intelligence is changing the supply chain again.

Food & Beverages Cold Storage Market Forecast 2025-2030: Ongoing Innovations in Sustainable Refrigeration Technologies and Energy-efficient Systems

Matt Maddox, former CEO of Las Angeles Strip casino operator Wynn Resorts, succeeds Nick Woodhouse as president of Authentic Brands Group.

An advanced automated material handling system transforms cherry processing at a fourth-generation, family-run fruit company in the Pacific Northwest.

Sankalp Arora, co-founder and CEO of Gather AI, and FreightWaves’ Grace Sharkey discussed during FreightWaves’ Domestic Supply Chain Summit the use of AI technology and drones to automate inventory monitoring and asset tracking in warehousing to improve efficiency and reduce human error.

Gather AI expanded its automated inventory visibility solutions into freezer and cold storage warehouse environments, what is said to be an industry-first for inventory monitoring automation.

A case study on how Gather AI’s autonomous drones are helping a retailer of sports memorabilia to keep near-perfect track of its extensive high-value inventory, and virtually eliminate the problem of shrink within the warehouse.

More than 90 percent of US warehouses use no form of robotics technology and with that, a lot of manual labor is dependent on a workforce and roles that are tough to consistently fill… But GatherAI and their CEO Sankalp Arora hope to change that with his software approach to combining drones to help as a companion to the warehouse worker.

What you should think about when choosing a vendor for drone-powered inventory monitoring

Lost inventory can result from various factors such as theft, misplacement, or inaccurate record-keeping. Drone technology fixes that.

With drone technology, optimize inventory management and streamline operations with accurate and efficient inventory counting.

By deploying a drone-based inventory monitoring solution at its Hillsborough, N.J., facility, Barrett Distribution Centers, a growing 3PL, has taken license plate accuracy to the next level, helping with order picking and eliminating time spent on manual cycle counts.

In this episode, we learn what's new in warehouse inventory management with Gather.ai and motors with ElectroCraft.

NFI Industries, founded in 1932, is one of the oldest and largest privately held and family-owned 3PLs in North America. The company serves a variety of

The shift from manual labor to technology-driven roles emphasizes the critical need for digital literacy and analytical skills in modern warehousing operations. As technology advances, workers are transitioning from traditional tasks to roles that require

New types of third-party software solutions can enhance WMS in many ways, including gains in inventory accuracy, better tools for creating workflows and user interfaces for task execution, and simplified integration with mobile robots and other forms of automation.

Artificial intelligence can help eliminate unneeded inventory, says Sankalp Arora, chief executive officer and co-founder of Gather AI.

Dubai, UAE, 1 March 2024 – dnata, a leading global air and travel services provider, announced the successful integration of autonomous drones into its cargo operations in Dubai, UAE.dnata’s strategic initiative has significantly enhanced operational efficiencies, delivering remarkable benefits for airline customers at both Dubai Internation...

Browse on! Industry insiders reveal the most voluminous chapters of their imaginary supply chain management manuscripts.

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Daily news coverage keeps the transportation industry up to date with maritime, ports and Terminal, rail, road and air cargo based transportation information,news and insights.

Misplaced inventory in warehouses can be combatted by evolving logistics and storage practices, including the use of drones in DCs.

Greenfield-based Progressive Logistics and Indianapolis-based Langham Logistics are both working with Pittsburgh-based Gather AI Inc. to use drones to scan and track items in their facilities.

Applying new AI-based drone technology to a manufacturing line can combat age-old waste types.

Industry leaders and mainstays share leadership tactics—from venturing out of comfort zones to embracing missteps—that allow supply chain managers to inspire others, build cohesive teams, and tackle logistics challenges.

He’s VP of Customer Success at Gather AI.

From the warehouse to the road, logistics operations are ripe for technology solutions that make it easier for shippers and carriers to get orders where they need to go. New entrants to the market are answering the call.

From composure to the ability to handle objections, these skills make for great supply chain managers.

Employees no longer spend long, tedious hours doing manual inventory with forklifts, and there is now less likelihood of misplacing product.

Technology is helping companies locate lost inventory and get a handle on inventory management.

Mobile robots are only part of the solution for increasing operational flexibility; warehouse software and process management are also important, say industry experts.

Robust inventory management is the unsung hero in logistics—and it’s encouraging the global supply chain AI market to reach $17.5 billion by 2028. But it’s dependent on one thing: Accurate forecasting.

Advanced software solutions that incorporate artificial intelligence, digital twins, and more are helping companies get a better handle on inventory management.

Founded more than 80 years ago, Barrett Distribution Centers gets up to speed in managing inventory for fulfilling e-commerce orders, thanks to the use of autonomous drones.

With this technology, employees can resolve inventory errors from their desks.

Drones to automate inventory monitoring processes for warehouse operators to decrease the cost of inventory, improve productivity and boost revenue.

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Sankalp Arora and Joe Lynch discuss gathering inventory data, a function that is being transformed by Sankalp’s company Gather AI.

Sankalp Arora figured out while in graduate school at Carnegie Mellon how to make robots curious.

A growing number of warehouses and distribution centres are posting signs showing compliance with the LEED building standard.

Upskilling and reskilling are the names of the game as supply chains adapt to a new wave of (intelligent) automation.

Using drones for inventory monitoring was something most people considered to be science fiction only a few years ago. Today, it’s a reality and food and beverage companies are seeing major gains as a result.

Gather AI is deploying drones to help improve accuracy and speed within logistics operations.

Companies like Gather AI and Verity are using drone technology in warehouses to automate the time-intensive inventory-tracking process.

A sneak peek at the standout companies from the NRF 2020 Innovation Lab.

dnata, a leading global air and travel services provider, continues to invest in cutting-edge technologies to maximise efficiency and deliver the highest value for its customers. The company has partnered with Gather AI, a US-based technology start-up, and launched autonomous drones in its warehouses at Dallas Fort ...

See how five retail leaders at NRF 2020's Innovation Lab showed us how they're using emerging tech to change CX in 2020 and beyond.