Who we work with, and what that actually means
No logo wall for decoration. Below, each name comes with what we do together: which hardware we drive, where our servers sit, who we research with and which technology is built into the platform.
We only name parties we genuinely work with. If a logo is here, something of ours runs on their equipment, or something of their equipment runs on our platform. No mutual mentions to pad the list.
See all integrationsHardware we drive
Machines, robots and scanners from the warehouse floor. Core talks to them directly, from the same flows as your orders.
DOBOT
Robot arms and cobots Core has native DOBOT blocks that talk straight over TCP to the arm, the gripper and the camera. We use them to build complete cells, from pick-and-place to a setup that runs autonomously.
More on robotics
Van Riet
Conveying and sorting systems Van Riet supplies conveyors and sorters. We connect Core to existing Van Riet installations and drive lanes, pushers and scan points in real time, without the installation having to be replaced.
More on conveyors
CaptureTech
Identification and scanning equipment Equipment for identification and scanning on the floor. In warehouse projects we connect it to Core, so a scan starts a flow directly instead of landing in a system of its own.
More on WMS
Sensorkraft
Sensors and measurement data Sensors that measure what happens on the floor. Their readings arrive as data in Core, where you build alerting, reporting and automatic actions on top of them.
More on warehouse
BIT in Ede: where our hardware sits
The public clusters of Core run on our own servers in the data centres of BIT in Ede. BIT provides the floor, the power and the network. The hardware inside is ours, and so is the management of it.
- Certified for ISO 27001, ISO 9001 and NEN 7510
- Racks spread across several floors and networks
- 100% green power
- All data stays in the Netherlands and the EU, so outside the reach of the US CLOUD Act
Research and technology
Two relationships that have nothing to do with hardware: knowledge we go and get, and technology we build in.
Research with TU Eindhoven
Our research into agentic robotics is done in collaboration with universities, TU Eindhoven among them. It is a research collaboration, not a supplier relationship: it produces knowledge that then ends up in what we build for customers.
Claude from Anthropic is built into Core
Claude is available as a building block in Core. You drop it into a flow like any other block, for documents, classification and agents. We are not an Anthropic reseller: the model is one of the technologies the platform talks to.
And dozens of integrations besides
Accounting, payments, auctions, carriers and product data. A selection of the systems that environments on Core talk to every day.
Working with hardware or software that is not listed here?
Name the brand and the model. In many cases Core already talks to it, and if not we build the block for it.