Verses AI Introduces Routing Agent For Wayfinder, Enabling Spatial Computing For Networked Systems
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Verses AI (CBOE: VERS) continues with the efforts of integrating physical systems into AI-based services, reporting this morning the first Wayfinder-based AI routing agent for multi-system spatial computing.
“Releasing the first vendor agnostic Wayfinder Service is a huge accomplishment for our team and for our partners. Our AI Routing Agent can be integrated into any partner application to provide advanced routing without requiring a major hardware or software upgrade,” commented James Hendrickson, President of VERSES Enterprise.
Wayfinder is a product offered by Verses, described as “AI assisted order picking.” Designed for use in warehouses, the application is intended to increase efficiencies when order picking by adding AI routing. The company indicates that the tech can increase efficiency by as much as 30%, depending upon its level of implementation.
The release of the first AI routing agent expands the service to enable AI routing capabilities for any networked system. Such applications include forklifts and other machines, autonomous robots, and human operations within industrial environments. The tech is said to integrate with existing systems, enabling Wayfinder to bring together multiple robotic platforms to enable seamless coordination of systems while cutting vendor-specific restraints.
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“With our AI Routing Agent and integration tools and APIs, businesses no longer need to be held back by the limitations of vendor-specific systems. Our technology allows for seamless integration and management across a diverse range of robotics platforms, empowering businesses to maximize the efficiency of their operations,” continued Hendrickson.
The tech is said to be already in the process of being implemented at both SVT Robotics and Blue Yonder.
Verses AI last traded at $2.00 on the CBOE.
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