Web control tower
Orders, waves, inventory, transport, automation, finance, analytics, and digital twins for planners and supervisors.
Operating surfaces
Web, iOS, Android, Vuzix, Rokid, desktop, and spatial.
Planners see the network. Mobile operators scan and work offline. Vuzix and Rokid users keep both hands free. Stations own local hardware, and drivers scan loads and capture delivery proof.
Role to surface
Each device carries the decisions its user needs.
Every surface is shaped for its decision density, input hardware, connectivity, safety context, and time at task.
iOS and Android warehouse app
Receive, put away, replenish, pick, pack, count, return, and hand off with camera, barcode, QR, or paired scanner input.
Vuzix and Rokid
Badge sign-in, camera verification, compact prompts, voice/touch action, picking, receiving, putaway, replenishment, count, and packing.
Desktop and driver apps
Local pack/receive hardware plus assigned loads, van scanning, map deep-links, delivered/failed outcomes, photos, signatures, and offline outcome sync. Per-load stop feeds depend on backend rollout.
Native iOS and Android
Warehouse execution in one hand.
The Expo/React Native app runs on iPhone, iPad, Android phones, and rugged Android terminals with task-first screens and governed offline replay.
- Password or single-use QR sign-in with backend role enforcement.
- Camera, keyboard wedge, Zebra DataWedge, Netum BLE scanner, and Bluetooth printer paths.
- Receive, cross-dock, replenish, pick, pallet, inventory, return, carrier handoff, labeling, workstation, and automation workspaces.
- Offline snapshots and queued operations with stale/offline labels, idempotent replay, conflict handling, and admin supervision.
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Product captures shown on Android; iOS and iPadOS use the same Expo workflow package.
Desktop station
Let the workstation own bench hardware.
A local bridge connects scanners, label printers, scales, and cameras at fixed stations. The backend supplies governed business work; it does not connect directly to warehouse devices.
- Pack, receive, return, and automation station modes.
- Local print and capture with explicit acknowledgements.
- Offline-first peer and backend synchronization.
Vuzix M400 and Rokid Glasses
Hands-free prompts with camera, voice, and touch.
Both glasses use the same WMS workflow contracts while native shells own camera, speech, buttons, video, BLE, session storage, and display constraints.
640 × 360 floor HUD
Badge QR sign-in, continuous ML Kit scanning, Vuzix speech grammar, multi-carton packing, automatic BLE shipping-label discovery and printing, and H.264 packing-proof upload.
Native black-and-green 640 × 480 HUD
Badge sign-in, phase-gated camera verification, phone-assisted voice or touch on the current consumer firmware, device health, Keystore session lease, and SQLite/WAL recovery for an online-started picking batch.
One task contract across both devices
Picking, receiving, putaway, replenishment, cross-dock, cycle count, returns, label output, and multi-carton packing. Workflows that need current physical truth stay online-only.
Apple Vision Pro
Facility design and simulation in a spatial control room.
The visionOS app places warehouse topology, catalog, automation, simulation playback, slotting, and live observation into a spatial workspace.
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Device authority in detail
Offline is a constrained protocol, not “sync later.”
The product records which device, user, warehouse, session, and sequence created a mutation, and it blocks workflows that cannot be replayed safely.
Lost means blocked
Registration, active/revoked/lost state, assigned operator, warehouse, source app, device type, and token revocation are evaluated before replay.
Session sequence
Offline session and positive local sequence travel together; gaps, duplicate identity, user collision, stale time, and payload bounds receive explicit results.
Safe actions only
Supported scans and lifecycle events can queue. Machine commands and unsupported business mutations stop locally and instruct the operator to reconnect.
Local bridge, then cloud
A reachable warehouse bridge can accept durable events on the LAN; otherwise the client uses the secured cloud path and leaves unacknowledged work pending.
Shared operating contract
Different interfaces, one source of truth.
Identity, tenant, warehouse, task, inventory, shipment, event, and evidence contracts keep the six surfaces aligned.
PlannerControl tower
SupervisorWeb + station
OperatorHandheld + station
PickerHandheld + AR
EngineerWeb + spatial
DriverField operations
Map the roles
Bring your stations, devices, and connectivity constraints.
Choose the right surface and hardware boundary for each workflow rather than forcing every user through one UI.