Real-Time Warehouse Monitoring with Ceiling Cameras and Digital Twin for Asset Tracking and Scene Analysis

Background: Effective asset tracking and monitoring are critical for modern warehouse management. Methods: In this paper, we present a real-time warehouse monitoring system that leverages ceiling-mounted cameras, computer vision-based object detection, a knowledge-graph based world model. The system is implemented in two architectural configurations: a distributed setup with edge processing and a centralized setup. Results: Experimental results demonstrate the system’s capability to accurately detect and continuously track common warehouse assets such as pallets, boxes, and forklifts. This work provides a detailed methodology, covering aspects from camera placement and neural network training to world model integration and real-world deployment. Conclusions: Our experiments show that the system achieves high detection accuracy and reliable real-time tracking across multiple viewpoints, and it is easily scalable to large-scale logistics and inventory applications.

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Logistics
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2025-10-28
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https://doi.org/10.3390/logistics9040153
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Advanced Neural Network Applications
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Abstract

Background: Effective asset tracking and monitoring are critical for modern warehouse management. Methods: In this paper, we present a real-time warehouse monitoring system that leverages ceiling-mounted cameras, computer vision-based object detection, a knowledge-graph based world model. The system is implemented in two architectural configurations: a distributed setup with edge processing and a centralized setup. Results: Experimental results demonstrate the system’s capability to accurately detect and continuously track common warehouse assets such as pallets, boxes, and forklifts. This work provides a detailed methodology, covering aspects from camera placement and neural network training to world model integration and real-world deployment. Conclusions: Our experiments show that the system achieves high detection accuracy and reliable real-time tracking across multiple viewpoints, and it is easily scalable to large-scale logistics and inventory applications.

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