What it does
A spatial working surface over the warehouse you already run.
Four things decide whether XR earns its place in an operation: whether the space is accurate, whether the data is live, whether the work done in it is real work, and whether it fits the systems already in place.
The space
A replica of the site you actually run, accurate enough that the layout in the headset matches the layout on the floor.
Photorealistic replica
Racking, aisles, bays, and labels built to your real floor plan, so a walkthrough reads as the site rather than as a diagram.
Remote walkthrough
Navigate the facility from anywhere. Useful for a site on another continent, and for the weeks when nobody can be there.
Gesture and voice
Reach, point, and speak. The interaction model suits gloves and cold aisles better than a keyboard and a mouse do.
The data
Live stock from the system you already trust. StockVR presents it, it does not own it.
Live quantities and locations
Stock levels, bin locations, and movements read from the WMS or ERP in place, so what you see in the headset is what the system says.
System of record untouched
No second copy of your inventory, no parallel truth to reconcile later. The warehouse system stays authoritative.
Write-back where it belongs
Decisions made in a session return to the source system as records, not as notes in a separate tool.
The work
What people actually do once they are standing in it.
AI layout optimisation
Slotting and travel-path suggestions computed against your own movement history, previewed in place before a rack is touched.
Multiplayer sessions
Several people in the same virtual site at once, which is what makes a layout review a decision rather than a slide.
Training on the real floor
A new hire learns the aisle, the labels, and the pick path before their first shift, without occupying the floor to do it.
The fit
How a deployment lands in an estate that already exists.
50+ WMS and ERP connectors
Including SAP and Oracle. Tell us the system you run and we will tell you plainly whether the connector exists today.
Meta Quest 3 and Apple Vision Pro
Two supported headset platforms. Hardware choice is usually decided by what a site can support and approve, not by the software.
Scoped per site
Delivered as an enterprise engagement against a named facility and a named system of record, on demand rather than by subscription.
A REST API your engineers will recognize.
Generation, retrieval, and administration over plain HTTP, so StockVR embeds into your own products and internal tools without a bespoke SDK.
{
"endpoint": "/api/v1/generate",
"method": "POST",
"body": {
"prompt": "Summarize this quarter's risk report",
"parameters": {
"model": "enterprise-v1",
"temperature": 0.7
}
}
}See it running on your stack.
Book a walkthrough and we will tailor it to your deployment target and model mix.