AI by Industry — Logistics
Turn Warehouse Activity Into Actionable Intelligence
Your warehouse never stops moving. Vehicles, people, and equipment generate a constant stream of activity, but that activity is only valuable when your team can turn it into useful information. AT&I combines AI-powered video, access control, and connected technologies to help logistics teams understand what’s happening, investigate issues faster, and make more informed operational decisions.
Understand What Is Moving Through Your Facility
In a busy distribution environment, small gaps in visibility can affect safety, security, and operational efficiency. AT&I uses AI-powered technologies to help teams identify activity that matters, investigate events with greater context, and maintain better awareness across fast-moving areas.
Gain Better Visibility Into Yard Traffic
License plate recognition and vehicle detection help teams monitor vehicles entering and leaving the property and review activity when questions arise. AI-powered cameras can identify vehicles or activity that may require attention, giving your team information to assess the situation before it reaches the dock.
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Turn Forklift Activity Into Safety Data
Forklift-mounted cameras give facility managers greater visibility into operator behavior and equipment activity across the warehouse floor. That information can help identify opportunities for safety training, investigate incidents, and better understand how equipment is being used throughout the facility.
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Control Access to High-Value Areas
Role-based, zone-specific permissions help limit access to sensitive areas such as inventory rooms and loading docks. Touchscreen keypads and video intercoms add visibility around controlled entry points, helping teams understand who accessed a restricted area and when.
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See Every Facility From One Screen
AT&I brings video, access data, and alarm events together through a cloud-managed platform, giving operations teams a centralized view across multiple facilities. With information in one place, teams can investigate incidents and understand activity without switching between disconnected systems.
Learn MoreTechnology Built for High-Volume Logistics
Every warehouse and distribution center has its own traffic patterns, layout, workflows, and risk areas. AT&I configures video, access control, and intrusion detection around those conditions to help teams maintain visibility and respond more effectively.
Video Security
AI-powered cameras make video searchable and easier to review, helping teams investigate unusual activity, identify relevant events, and uncover patterns that may affect safety or operations.
Explore Video SecurityAccess Control
Manage permissions as roles and facility needs change, while video intercoms support controlled entry at key access points and provide additional context when access events require review.
Explore Access ControlIntrusion Detection
Motion sensors paired with video verification give your team added context around after-hours alarms, helping them quickly determine what happened and whether an event requires action.
Explore Intrusion DetectionField Results From Active Logistic Centers
See how AT&I helps logistics operators replace fragmented security systems with connected technology that provides greater visibility across active facilities.
Withers Worldwide, a century-old Miami logistics and hospitality services company, replaced an unreliable, audio-only alarm system with a unified Verkada deployment across two active facilities. Forklift-mounted cameras and license plate recognition nownow provide greater visibility into equipment use and vehicle activity, with both facilities managed through the cloud.
Make Every Part of Your Facility Work Smarter
Every warehouse and distribution center has different traffic patterns, access requirements, risk areas, and operational priorities. AT&I works with your team to understand how your facility operates before recommending a solution. Start a conversation about where current processes create friction and how smarter technology can improve visibility, safety, and efficiency.