Coordinate mobile robots through changing warehouse work.
Warehouse floors change by the minute. Routes get blocked, stations become busy, localization can drift, and mobile robots need to coordinate movement with handling tasks.
Xolver helps teams build warehouse robotics workflows that connect routes, stations, robot state, exceptions, and operational records.
Pilot readiness view
Tasks
6 flows
Safety
checked
Replay
available
Move totes and materials
Support workflows for moving goods between stations, work areas, and storage locations.
Dock at stations
Coordinate approach, station state, handoff, and task readiness.
Handle blocked routes
Recognize when a route is unavailable and move the workflow into review, retry, or alternate handling.
Connect mobile base and arm behavior
Keep mobile movement and manipulation behavior coordinated in the same operational context.
Example workflows for changing warehouse floors.
Xolver helps teams keep route state, station availability, task readiness, and exception handling visible in one operational workflow.
Tote movement
Station docking
Blocked-route handling and recovery
Localization recovery
Mobile manipulation
Intervention review
Warehouse robotics is not just navigation.
It is the coordination of movement, task state, station availability, exceptions, and human oversight. Xolver helps teams make that coordination easier to review and improve.
01
Describe the warehouse task
Start with the workflow you care about: move a tote, dock at a station, navigate an aisle, recover from a blocked path, or validate a mobile-manipulator handoff.
02
Model the operating environment
Represent the map, occupancy, keepout zones, speed limits, and station constraints that decide whether the route is actually usable.
03
Run the validation
Check the route, base behavior, safety constraints, and readiness signals before connecting to physical robots.
04
Review what happened
Walk through replay evidence, pass/block reasons, and the next step toward a demo, pilot, or integration plan.
Review, retry, or alternate handling.
When warehouse conditions change, the workflow can move into reviewed exception handling instead of treating every blocked path, busy station, or uncertain handoff as a one-off integration problem.
Make warehouse robotics more operationally aware.
Tell us about your warehouse layout, robot platform, routes, stations, and operational exceptions.