Validation from NVIDIA executives emphasizes the store-wide impact of real-time AI capabilities.

The robot systematically captures detailed visual and spatial data on inventory, pricing, and product placement to provide continuous, accurate information to store management systems.

Tally 4.0 expands coverage to hard-to-scan areas like top stock and bunkers, enabling a broader store-wide data pass.

The update brings extended runtime, sharper vision, expanded 3D and 360° coverage, upgraded edge computing, and a denser, digital-twin–style store walkthrough with improved 360° capture.

Faster charging cycles support full-day and overnight operations, ensuring continuous data collection.

Industry leaders, including NVIDIA executives, endorse the system, highlighting real-time AI at store level and enterprise scale.

The solution uses a full-stack NVIDIA AI infrastructure and is developed in collaboration with NVIDIA to enable real-time store and enterprise intelligence.

Key improvements include up to 12 hours of runtime, ultra-high-resolution cameras, expanded 3D and 360° coverage, and an NVIDIA-based edge AI stack for faster, more accurate shelf data.

An edge AI stack built on NVIDIA technology enables real-time processing and quicker insights on shelf data.

The system delivers real-time data processing with enhanced depth, coverage, and speed through the NVIDIA-powered edge platform.

Simbe’s co-founder emphasizes that despite greater speed and capability, the robot remains people-centric and designed to serve store teams.

The launch follows Simbe’s 10th anniversary, the formation of a Client Advisory Board with major retailers, and ongoing vertical and international expansion.