In your operation
Find stock that the system says should be there
StockBot combines item identification with location information. This supports investigation of missing or misplaced merchandise instead of producing only a store-wide total.
Product
PAL RoboticsRovers & mobile robots
PAL Robotics StockBot
A compact RFID inventory robot with eight antennas, autonomous store navigation and a web interface for scheduled counting and inventory-data export.
- RFID antennas
- 8
- Body width
- 46 cm
- Tag type
- UHF RFID
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Product profile
Locate RFID-tagged stock with repeatable autonomous counts
Inventory scanning
- Product type
- Rovers & mobile robots
- Best for
- Retail
- Environment
- Indoor
What it does for your operation
Task performance
Read merchandise across different shelf heights
Two RAIN RFID readers and eight antennas support tag capture across the display. PAL lists reading heights up to 4 m, subject to the tag, product and installation.
Site fit
Fit the platform around the store layout
The body is 46 cm wide and 183 cm high. Navigation clearance and turning space still need to account for fixtures and shoppers rather than body width alone.
- Body width
- 46 cm
Daily operation
Schedule the inventory through a browser
PAL WebGUI supports zones, schedules and operating controls. Automatic docking helps make counting a repeatable store process rather than a separate escorted task.
Connected systems
Connect RFID counts to inventory systems
Stockbot supports EPC UHF Class 1 Gen 2 tags. Inventory APIs exchange item records and stock differences with an ERP or WMS, using agreed product identifiers and reconciliation rules.
Operating conditions
IndoorWill it work at your site?
Access & operating limits
- Inventory
- Compatible RFID tags linked to product records.
- Route
- Mapped scan paths with fixture clearance, turning space and docking access; 460 mm is body width, not an approved passage.
- Schedule
- Assign zones, day and start time in PAL WebGUI. Time one representative route before repeating it in the daily schedule.
- Data
- Counts from selected tasks can be merged and sent through the configured API.
The 460 mm body width describes the robot, not a minimum aisle. Inventory is organised into mapped zones and scheduled tasks. Route completion and the 12 h operating / 4 h charging cycle determine the practical daily count schedule.
Typical applications
Inventory scanning
Systems & infrastructure
Integrations and compatibility.
Manufacturer-documented connections and compatible equipment. Building interfaces are checked against your installation.
PAL WebGUI
Browser interface for robot operation and inventory routines.
Inventory APIs
Exchange item records and inventory results with ERP or WMS software using project-specific data mapping.
Technical specifications.
- RFID readers
- 2 RAIN RFID readers
- RFID antennas
- 8
- Dimensions
- 460 × 460 × 1,830 mm
- Tag standard
- EPC UHF Class 1 Gen 2 / ISO 18000-6C
- Operator interface
- PAL WebGUI
- System connection
- ERP/WMS through configured APIs
- Continuous operation
- Up to 12 h
- Full recharge
- Approximately 4 h at the docking station
- Inventory output
- Tag IDs (EPCs) and associated locations
Before you decide.
What does StockBot return?
It records tag IDs, also called EPCs, and associated locations. Counts from one or more tasks can be combined for the selected time window and transferred to the inventory system.
How are inventory rounds scheduled?
PAL WebGUI supports mapped zones, tasks, days and start times. PAL lists up to 12 hours continuous operation and approximately four hours for a full recharge. The duration of the actual zone route determines how many rounds fit that cycle.
Is 46 cm the minimum aisle width?
No. It is the body width. The navigation route also includes clearance around fixtures, turns and access to the dock.
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