Explore Plus One Robotics' InductOne and DepalOne automation systems, PickOne vision software, and Yonder remote supervision technology for intelligent parcel handling in logistics and distribution centers.
Plus One Robotics develops AI-powered robotic systems for automated parcel handling in logistics and distribution centers.
Plus One Robotics is an American robotics company founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, specializing in AI-powered robotic parcel handling. The company develops automation technology for distribution centers, parcel hubs, and logistics operations that process large volumes of packages with varying dimensions, shapes, and orientations.
Its technology portfolio includes InductOne for automated parcel induction, DepalOne for robotic unloading, PickOne for AI-powered vision and manipulation, and Yonder for remote human supervision. These technologies combine industrial robotic arms, computer vision, intelligent gripping, and software to automate repetitive material handling tasks.
Plus One Robotics integrates industrial robotic arms with vacuum gripping equipment, camera systems, and conveyor infrastructure to perform automated package handling. Rather than manufacturing a general-purpose robotic arm, the company develops complete robotic workcells and the intelligent software required to operate them.
Its systems are designed for parcel induction, pallet unloading, bulk container unloading, and other repetitive package transfer operations. These applications are particularly relevant to high-volume logistics facilities where packages arrive in unpredictable arrangements and must be transferred into automated sorting or transportation equipment.
InductOne is Plus One Robotics' automated parcel induction system, designed to transfer packages from bulk or mixed-flow conveyors onto downstream sorting equipment. The system uses robotic arms equipped with vacuum gripping tools to identify, lift, and position parcels for automated processing.
Plus One Robotics reports sustained throughput of approximately 2,200 to 2,300 parcels per hour, depending on system configuration and operating conditions. This performance makes InductOne suitable for parcel hubs and distribution centers seeking to automate repetitive induction tasks while maintaining consistent package flow.
InductOne combines industrial cameras, AI-powered perception, and robotic motion planning to identify packages arriving in unpredictable positions and orientations. The system calculates suitable gripping points and coordinates robotic movements to separate and transfer individual parcels onto downstream conveyors.
Integration with existing sorting equipment allows InductOne to operate within established parcel processing workflows. Its automated picking and placement capabilities reduce manual induction requirements while supporting continuous material flow through high-speed distribution systems.
DepalOne is Plus One Robotics' robotic depalletizing system, designed to unload packages from pallets and bulk containers such as gaylords. The system uses AI-powered vision to identify individual parcels within mixed loads and determine suitable gripping strategies for automated unloading.
Published throughput ranges from approximately 500 to 1,000 parcels per hour, depending on system configuration and incoming package characteristics. This capability is particularly valuable in receiving operations where parcels arrive stacked, loosely arranged, or positioned unpredictably within large containers.
DepalOne combines industrial robotic arms with vacuum gripping technology to extract parcels from mixed loads while accounting for changing package positions. Its vision software evaluates the remaining load and guides the robot toward accessible gripping points throughout the unloading process.
The system transfers unloaded packages onto conveyors for downstream sorting, storage, or additional processing. Automated depalletizing reduces repetitive manual lifting and helps maintain a consistent flow of incoming parcels into warehouse automation systems.
PickOne is Plus One Robotics' AI-powered perception and manipulation software, designed to help robots identify packages and calculate suitable gripping positions. The technology processes camera data to locate individual objects, estimate their orientation, and determine robotic movements without requiring separate programmed instructions for every parcel.
Its computer vision capabilities support robotic handling of packages with different shapes, dimensions, surface materials, and arrangements. PickOne provides the intelligence behind automated picking decisions, allowing robotic systems to adapt to changing parcel streams and unpredictable handling conditions.
PickOne coordinates visual perception with robotic motion planning to guide the arm through package extraction, transfer, and placement. The software evaluates accessible gripping surfaces and surrounding objects to reduce handling conflicts and improve the consistency of automated operations.
By combining perception and manipulation within a unified software environment, PickOne supports multiple robotic applications rather than a single fixed picking process. This flexibility allows Plus One Robotics to apply its AI technology across induction, depalletizing, and other parcel handling workflows.
Yonder is Plus One Robotics' remote supervision platform, designed to provide human assistance when automated robotic systems encounter difficult or unfamiliar situations. When a robot cannot confidently determine a suitable handling action, the system can request guidance from a remote operator instead of requiring an employee to intervene directly at the workcell.
This human-in-the-loop approach allows robotic systems to maintain a high level of automation while addressing exceptions that are difficult for AI to resolve independently. Remote supervision is particularly valuable in logistics environments where unexpected packaging, overlapping parcels, or unusual product arrangements can interrupt autonomous picking.
Yonder allows remote operators to supervise robotic operations and assist with handling decisions across connected automation systems. This reduces the need for dedicated personnel at every robotic station while providing a method for resolving difficult picking situations.
Plus One Robotics combines remote supervision with AI perception, robotic hardware, and warehouse integration to support scalable parcel automation. Together, InductOne, DepalOne, PickOne, and Yonder provide a coordinated technology platform for automating package handling across receiving, induction, and sorting operations.
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