Gather AI, founded in 2018, is a Pittsburgh-based company specializing in AI-powered autonomous inventory management solutions for warehouses. They utilize AI software and commodity drones to photograph warehouse inventory, providing real-time data and analysis to improve inventory accuracy, productivity, and reduce costs. Gather AI's solutions are used across various industries, including third-party logistics, retail distribution, manufacturing, and food & beverage, with customers such as Barrett Distribution and Gordon Food Services. Their technology allows warehouse operators to compare real-time physical inventory with warehouse management systems, providing better inventory control and visibility.
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