Plus One Robotics AI features and pricing (October 2026)

Plus One Robotics supplies AI vision software and turnkey robot cells that pick parcels and cases in warehouses and distribution centers. It automates parcel induction, depalletizing and palletizing, and remote staff resolve cases the robots cannot handle alone.

PickOne is the vision software that guides robot arms from different hardware makers; it connects to them through APIs and offers a web interface for setup and monitoring. InductOne is a dual-arm cell for parcel induction, and DepalOne is a portable cell for palletizing and depalletizing with cobots or industrial robots, sold in PickOne tiers.

Yonder is the supervision platform in which trained remote Crew Chiefs step in around the clock to resolve exceptions. The company was founded in 2016, is based in San Antonio, Texas, and has offices in Boulder and Eindhoven. The vendor reports more than 1.5 billion picks in 15 countries. Typical users are parcel carriers, retailers and logistics providers.

• Picks parcels for inductionPickOne uses 2D and 3D vision to recognize parcels in a cluttered pile, including flats, cases, padded mailers and poly bags, and guides the robot to place them on an induction conveyor. Parcel hubs need fewer people for repetitive work at the belt.
• Plans mixed depalletizingFor mixed pallets, PickOne analyzes 2D, 3D and AI data to decide robot commands and handles varied packaging and overhangs. DepalOne cells take boxes, cartons, bags and food and beverage items, and the Lite and Core tiers need no AI training before start.
• Learns with each pickAccording to the vendor, the AI vision in DepalOne gets better with every pick. When the system cannot resolve a case, Yonder routes it to a remote Crew Chief, who directs the robot and keeps the cell running without on-site staff.

• Human-in-the-loop model: Yonder Crew Chiefs supervise many robots remotely and are available 24/7 to resolve exceptions.
• Published entry price: the DepalOne work cell starts at $155,000 according to the website.
• Vision software that works with cobots or industrial robots from major hardware makers, connected through APIs.

Plus One Robotics is headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, with offices in Boulder and Eindhoven. The vendor reports that its systems run in 15 countries.

Check which PickOne tier your pallets need, since detection of slip sheets, pallets and multi-pack items depends on the tier. Clarify what the $155,000 DepalOne entry price includes and what Yonder supervision and service cost. Yonder offers cloud and on-premise networks, so decide where camera images and operating data are processed. For sites outside the US, confirm local service coverage.

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