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Corvus Robotics

US autonomous drone company producing inventory management systems for large-scale warehouse and distribution center operations.

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CountryUnited States
Founded2018
CategoryEnterprise

Corvus Robotics

Corvus Robotics is a US company producing autonomous drone systems for warehouse inventory management, headquartered in Mountain View, California, where it also builds its drones. Its drones fly continuously through active distribution centers, scanning storage locations, capturing images, and logging inventory discrepancies without requiring facility shutdowns or pausing floor operations. Primary customers are large-scale logistics and distribution operators.

Key Products

Corvus One: Autonomous hexacopter designed for warehouse interior operation, capable of scanning reserve storage locations, reading barcodes, and capturing high-resolution images of pallet positions during active warehouse operations. The system operates continuously and logs historical video tied to specific storage locations.

Business and Funding

Corvus is private and does not disclose a funding total; data aggregators put it at roughly $28 million across three rounds, which the company has not confirmed. Revenue is not disclosed.

Its anchor deployment is with Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits, the largest US wine and spirits distributor. The two announced a strategic technology partnership in March 2026, covering more than 40 Corvus One drones across nine distribution centres, rolled out over the preceding 18 months. The companies said the system had completed about 5,000 flights and identified more than 35,000 inventory discrepancies across the network, with the drones syncing data directly into the warehouse management system without interrupting picking. Those operational figures come from the two companies.

Why It Matters

The Southern Glazer’s deployment gives Corvus one of the most operationally validated use cases in commercial warehouse drone automation - specific flight counts, verified discrepancy data, and quantified labor savings across multiple sites. Warehouse inventory is a structurally large market: distribution errors at scale represent significant revenue loss, and manual cycle counting is labor-intensive and error-prone. Corvus is one of a small number of companies with a repeatable, multi-site deployment record in this category.

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