A
Objects that match the floor
Bins, pallets, waves, carriers, and constraints become first-class objects — not spreadsheet rows.
/0.3
Ontology layer for every object, action, and decision
Map locations, SKUs, people, and processes into one semantic layer — so AIM and Argus share the same floor.
A
Bins, pallets, waves, carriers, and constraints become first-class objects — not spreadsheet rows.
B
Moves, holds, and approvals update the ontology immediately so nothing drifts out of sync.
C
Affinity, velocity, and adjacency are encoded where slotting and AI can actually use them.

01 / 04
Encode how your warehouse actually works — including the messy exceptions that never make it into the SOP.
Solving complex problems across warehouse and industrial floors in days, not years.

Warehouse fulfilment operations
Model every location, SKU, and process as one operational ontology.

Logistics truck and freight operations
Share one semantic layer across clients and sites without duplicating truth.

Manufacturing and parts production
Encode parts, lines, and constraints where AIM and Argus can act on them.

Retail distribution operations
Keep DC and store objects coherent across every system that touches inventory.

Cold chain storage and handling
Bind temperature, dwell, and compliance rules into the ontology itself.

Port terminal containers
Map yard, berth, and cargo relationships into a single executable model.

Industrial spare parts and equipment
Make every unit and bin first-class — not a spreadsheet row.

Pharmaceutical distribution
Full provenance and change history for every object that moves.
Give every model and every operator one coherent map of the operation.
Map where Metaphysics fits — in days, not quarters.