DroneScan

Name: DroneScan
Address: 42 Brickworks Way, Briardene, Durban, 4321, ZA
Telephone: +27832805563

Using a drone to scan barcodes in high warehouses saves hundreds of man-hours during stock-take or physical inventory. The drone flys up to the high shelves and scans the barcodes on each item, as well as the barcode on the shelf. This saves the time and effort of lifting a human up to the high shelves using a forklift or reach truck which can be as high as 8m. There are huge savings to be made in

01/01/2021

From all of us at Dronescan wishing you all a Happy New Year, bursting with fulfilling and exciting opportunities. And remember, if opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door!

24/12/2020

In 2016 Disrupt Africa spoke with Dronescan co-founder Craig Leppan about things such as indoor drone flying with indoor navigation which uses warehouse metrics to guide the drone in spaces where GPS is not available.

Indoor drone flying without GPS can be very intimidating and even dangerous. Dronescan has developed a system that enables drones to be flown safely inside a warehouse.

DroneScan to pilot warehousing drones SA’s DroneScan to pilot warehousing drones with European customer.

DroneScan: the startup using flying 'copters to manage your stock - Ventureburn

23/12/2020

Dronescan was featured in the online publication Ventureburn, where Jasper Pons highlights the very real benefits and cost savings that can be enjoyed by companies wishing to streamline their existing warehouse management system.

Even though the article was a few years ago all of the benefits discussed herein are still exactly the same. All of our products are continually being improved upon by our R&D technicians.

DroneScan: the startup using flying 'copters to manage your stock - Ventureburn Now, Durban-based software startup DroneScan is using drones to scan barcoded items in warehouses shelved too high to maximise efficiency.

Start-up snapshot: Warehouse stocktaking using drones

23/12/2020

As we approach the end of another year we cannot help but reflect back on where we started, and how far we have come from then.

Here is an article from "How We Made It In Africa" featuring Jasper Pons, co-founder of DroneScan.

Start-up snapshot: Warehouse stocktaking using drones Five questions with Jasper Pons, the man behind the South African start-up, DroneScan.