Ridge
The specification.
Everything a procurement team, a safety officer or an engineer needs to know, on one page.
Datasheet
Every number an engineer will ask for.
Rev 4.1 / January 2026
Three modules. Arm, base, battery.
Anatomy
Three modules. Swap any of them on site.
What it handles
It picks what your floor already moves.
Boxes
60 to 380 mm
Polybags
to 4 kg, suction
Totes
to 12 kg, two-finger
Bottles and cans
upright, in trays
Blister packs
flat, suction
Not yet
Loose fabric
Glass under 50 mm
Anything over 12 kg
We say so before the pilot, not in week three.
Learned from demonstration
Show it the task three times. It has it by lunch.
Leeds returns centre / aisle 4 / capture glove
Three passes
01
Demonstrate
A floor lead wears a lightweight capture glove and does the pick three times. Nobody writes a program.
02
Ridge builds the motion
It watches the hands rather than a CAD file, and generalises across the SKUs sitting in that bay.
03
The lead signs it off
Supervised runs until the person who does the job approves it. Then it is live on every unit on site.
Integrations
Talks to the WMS you already run.
Manhattan
Blue Yonder
SAP EWM
Körber
Oracle WMS
REST API for anything else
Ossian Fleet
Assign a task in one line.
Queue by priority
Drag a task above another and the order changes for every unit.
Reassign mid-task
Pull a unit off a job and the next one picks it up where it stopped.
Export the day
Every pick, stop and handover, as a CSV your ops lead already knows how to read.
Service and spares
When it stops, we already know.
Software fault
1
hour
Fixed remotely
We see the fault code, push the fix and watch the unit come back. Most are resolved before the shift lead has read the alert.
Hardware fault
24
hours
Engineer on site
An Ossian engineer arrives with the spare already in the van, because the fault code told us which module to bring.
Both are inside the monthly price
No call-out fee, no parts invoice
Four emergency stops, one on each corner
ISO 3691-4
