Retail Planogram Compliance & Spatial Commerce
One Coordinate Frame Every Device on Site Agrees On

Robots, Drones and Wearables

The same centimeter-accurate frame for every worker, AMR, drone and wearable on site. A neutral, privacy-controlled coordinate system that makes handoffs predictable and routes safe.
One Neutral Map
No vendor owns the frame every device localizes against.
Multi-Map Continuity
Yard, dock and aisle transitions with low drift.
Semantic Safety Zones
No-go and slow-down lanes, handoff bays and emergency routes.
Enterprise-Grade Privacy
VPC and on-prem options; encrypted, private maps.
What is “Robots, Drones and Wearables”?
VDA 5050 gave mixed fleets a common language for commands. It did not give them a common map. Formats and navigation stay vendor-specific, so every robot, drone and wearable holds a private idea of where it is. MultiSet is the shared frame underneath. People and machines localize into one coordinate system, so a handoff is a coordinate rather than a negotiation.
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Benefits & Measurable Impact
Higher Throughput
Fewer wait states and less dead-heading with shared anchors and routes.
Safer Shared Space
Bring robots, drones and wearables into one frame; define lanes and handoff bays.
Lower Map Ops Cost
Shared anchors for machines, in-view tasking for people; track throughput and near-miss rate.

Who it’s for

Built for sites where people, mobile robots, drones and wearables share the same floor.
Automation & Robotics Leaders
Warehouse & Fulfillment Ops
Manufacturing Plants
Airports & Seaports
Safety/EHS
IT/OT
How it works
MAP OR IMPORT SCANS
Ingest E57, Matterport, NavVis or Leica; add yard, dock and aisle semantics.
Align Devices & Zones
Bring robots, drones and wearables into one frame; define lanes and handoff bays.
Coordinate & Monitor
Shared anchors for machines, in-view tasking for people; track throughput and near-miss rate.