Fleet
The autonomous layer, embodied.
Fleet is where Vitals and Vision converge — the brain that runs your supply chain and the perception that sees the world, brought together in machines that can act in it. The next step is general-purpose humanoid robotics, working the floor alongside your team.
Two systems. One body.
Fleet isn't a new silo — it's what happens when the two systems you already run grow a body. Vitals plans, Vision perceives, Fleet acts.
Knows every order, unit, and lane — the operational intelligence that plans the work.
Spatial perception and real-time understanding of the physical world around the machine.
Machines that act on what the system knows and sees — from AGVs today to humanoids next.
Built for the age of
humanoid robotics.
Warehouses, ports, and clinics were built for people. The most general machine for those spaces is a humanoid one. Fleet’s stack — Vitals planning, Vision perception, one safety model — is being built to drive general-purpose robots like Tesla’s Optimus, so the same intelligence that routes a container can pick, carry, and place in the real world.
- One core across AGVs, arms, and humanoid units
- Vision-grade perception with human-in-the-loop guardrails
- Works the spaces you already have — no re-tooling
The road to autonomy.
It starts with the units shipping on warehouse floors today and ends with facilities that run themselves. Here's the path — and where it's headed.
Autonomous inventory
AGVs run the floor today — picking, transit, charging, and putaway, coordinated from one control room.
Vision-guided manipulation
Units gain Vision's spatial perception to see, grasp, and handle non-uniform goods, not just move shelves.
General-purpose humanoids
Tesla-bot-class units that walk the facility and work alongside people — planned by Vitals, eyes from Vision.
The lights-out facility
Fully autonomous operations end to end — receiving to dispatch, with humans supervising, not lifting.
Be first on the
Fleet waitlist.
Fleet rolls out in phases. Join the waitlist to help shape the roadmap and get early access as autonomous units — and eventually humanoids — come online.