Dexory is a London-headquartered robotics and AI company, formerly known as BotsAndUs, that builds autonomous robots and the DexoryView platform for real-time warehouse intelligence. The robots scan warehouse racking, capturing point cloud and LiDAR data, and feed it into a live AI-powered digital twin that shows what is physically on the shelf rather than what a warehouse management system records. The platform flags inventory discrepancies, hygiene and damage risks, and rack compliance issues through its Integrity module, and analyses slotting, space utilisation and consolidation opportunities through its Optimise module. Its Adapt capability, launched in 2026, is designed to turn this data into autonomous operational decisions, and its Storage Health feature targets racking inspection.

The company began in 2015 as BotsAndUs, serving retail with in-store shelf inventory robots before customers in logistics asked for similar processes in warehouses. It rebranded as Dexory in November 2022 and introduced DexoryView in January 2023. The company says its robots can scan up to 15,000 pallets per hour and that customers reach 99.9% inventory accuracy through daily wall-to-wall scans. The subscription model is API-first and is positioned to sit alongside existing WMS and ERP systems. Deployments are reported to take one to two weeks.

Dexory's customers include logistics providers such as GXO, Maersk, DHL, DB Schenker, ID Logistics, Romark Logistics and Iron Mountain, manufacturers including Stellantis, GE Appliances and Samsung, and pharmaceutical, retail and eCommerce businesses. The company has operations in Europe, North America and APAC, and opened a 50,000 square foot North American headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee in March 2026. It has partnerships with Korber Supply Chain Software, Telefonica Tech, Raymond Storage Concepts and C5MI, and in 2026 it announced a manufacturing partnership with Isembard and a wireless charging collaboration with Multipowr. Dexory has raised roughly $205M in total funding, including a $165M Series C in October 2025 and a further British Business Bank investment in March 2026.