In your operation
Keep shelf information current through the day
Repeated visual scans identify empty shelf positions, price issues and planogram deviations. The result supports store actions without waiting for the next manual audit.
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MetraLabs TORY Vision
TORY Vision captures shelf images to identify gaps, price-label issues and planogram deviations. It can also guide shoppers using a configured store catalog. The project is defined by the shelves and routes to inspect, not a fixed store-area or item-count rate.
- Shelf checks
- Vision
- Display sides
- 2
- Shopper help
- Guidance
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Product profile
Inspect shelves and guide shoppers on the same platform
Shelf intelligence & planogram auditCustomer guidance & wayfindingPromotion & engagementInventory scanning
- Product type
- Customer service
- Best for
- Retail
- Environment
- Indoor
What it does for your operation
Task performance
Help shoppers find the right location
The interaction system can guide customers to products using the configured store catalog. Product data and the store map need to stay aligned with assortment and layout changes.
In your operation
Use both sides for store communication
Front and rear displays create a mobile surface for offers, wayfinding and brand content. The useful message depends on where the robot is operating and what shoppers need there.
Daily operation
Combine scheduled inspection with automatic charging
TORY Vision is designed for repeated autonomous rounds. A schedule separates inspection priorities from customer-facing activities during busy periods.
Configuration
Check shelf presentation with cameras
Visual scans identify shelf gaps, price-label issues and planogram deviations. This suits stores that need shelf-condition checks and product guidance; item-level RFID counting requires the separate RFID configuration.
Operating conditions
IndoorWill it work at your site?
Access & operating limits
- Coverage
- Selected shelf rows, fixture heights/depths and readable price labels.
- Route
- Accessible aisles, turns, shopper traffic and an unobstructed dock approach.
- Data
- Store catalog, product locations and the price/planogram references used for checks.
- Workflow
- Staff replenish or correct the shelf after reviewing the observations.
- Content
- Store-specific screen and guidance content; no Arabic speech-recognition package is included by implication.
Camera inspection and product guidance are configured for the store. Images show visible shelf rows; they do not count every item hidden behind a facing. The RFID model’s antenna, height and throughput specifications do not apply to this camera workflow.
Typical applications
Shelf intelligence & planogram audit
Customer guidance & wayfinding
Promotion & engagement
Inventory scanning
Technical specifications.
- Inspection method
- High-resolution shelf-row imagery with AI analysis
- Visual checks
- Shelf gaps, price-label issues and product-position deviations
- Shopper assistance
- Product information and guidance using the configured store catalog
- Content
- Front and rear displays
- Operations
- Repeated scans and automatic charging
Before you decide.
What does a visual inspection produce?
TORY captures shelf-row images and analyses product positions, empty areas and price labels. Store teams use those observations to investigate and correct shelf conditions.
Is this the same as TORY RFID?
No. Vision examines visible shelves with cameras. Item-level RFID counting needs the separate reader hardware and compatible tags.
Does product guidance know our assortment automatically?
No. Guidance uses the configured store catalog and product locations. Those records need to stay aligned with assortment and layout changes.
Explore the application.
Compare the approaches and site requirements in these related solution guides.
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of the solution.
We help define the right setup for your operation, from site assessment and integration to team training and ongoing support.
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