Build an evidence-based view of the current operation.


Making autonomy
work.
QAVEN is developing intelligence for multi-vendor warehouse robotics, starting with scoped assessments.
Discuss your warehouse challenge and scope a paid assessment.
Robot hardware is becoming increasingly substitutable.
The operating intelligence is not.
Hardware choice is expanding rapidly. QAVEN starts with the operation: combine the right physical systems, keep business logic independent of any one vendor, and preserve the ability to adapt physical capacity as demand changes.
SEMANTIQ
From intent-driven operations to a continuous learning loop.
SEMANTIQ is QAVEN’s emerging semantic intelligence layer. Its target role is to reason over operational intent, context, constraints and the effective capabilities of physical resources — then turn that reasoning into governed proposals for deterministic execution. The same operational evidence can also support readiness, simulation and continuous improvement before and after automation is deployed.
From fixed robot fleets to adaptable physical capacity.
QAVEN’s target is not to maximize robot utilization in isolation. It is to map changing business demand to the feasible physical configuration — resources, policies and capacity — required to meet service and cost objectives.
Compare layouts, resources, policies and automation scenarios.
Submit governed proposals to QAVEN Core for validation and deterministic execution.
Compare predicted and observed outcomes — and improve the next decision.
Autonomous operations, decoded.
Independent analysis of robotics, orchestration and Physical AI.
The Cost of Changing Warehouse Automation
The first deployment is only one part of the investment. QAVEN examines what it takes to change workflows, add robots and validate new operating conditions.
Read the thesis →02 — STRATEGIC SIGNALWhen De Minimis Ends, Digital Commerce Becomes Physical Infrastructure
A customs rule does not merely add cost to a parcel. It changes where inventory lives, who fulfills the order and which physical systems must work together.
Read the signal →03 — QAVEN SIGNALThe Price of Physical Capacity
Peak surcharges make capacity scarcity explicit. QAVEN asks what changes when warehouse automation is designed not around a fixed fleet count, but around adaptable, executable physical capacity.
Read Signal →We have lived the full robotics lifecycle.
QAVEN is being built by entrepreneurs and engineers behind Ronavi Robotics and RMS—teams that developed, industrialised and scaled warehouse robotics from the ground up.
Now we are applying that experience to a more open, integration-first model for Europe.
Ruslan Titov
Founder · Robotics entrepreneur
Let’s discuss warehouse robotics.
We are opening conversations with industrial operators, robotics companies, integrators and deeptech investors working on the next layer of warehouse automation.