One photo of the shelf, the stockroom or the yard: every object is spotted, named and counted, and the list goes straight into an Excel spreadsheet.
Inventory is the job everyone postpones: long, thankless, wrong the moment you lose focus. Image analysis does it from a phone photo, and the stock gap shows before the round is over.
The shelf photographed, the restock listed.
The pallet counted without scanning piece by piece.
The yard equipment checked in one photo.
A list: every object spotted, its type and its quantity. You read it on screen or pull it into an Excel spreadsheet, ready to compare with the stock you have on record.
It is only as good as the photo: an object hidden behind another one cannot be counted. Shoot the shelf head-on, and check the quantities before you place a restocking order.
Yes, in JPG, PNG or WebP. Several photos of the same stockroom give a more reliable total than a single shot from across the room.
Yes: hosted in Europe, and never used to train the AI.