Where the next capability is found, built and proven.
V Labs is Vendidit’s division developing new applications of the platform in logistics, government and adjacent sectors, with work tested in production conditions before becoming a capability or product.
Every product in the portfolio began as a question about what evidence could tell us about a physical asset. The platform’s capabilities were built to answer specific questions from customers, partners or agencies, proven in production before being named. V Labs formalizes that practice. Find the next question, build the smallest solution, and measure whether it holds.
Five steps, in order.
Observe
A problem arrives from a customer, partner or operating team.
Hypothesize
State what the platform would need to do and how success would be measured.
Prototype
Build the smallest version on the existing platform in days, not months.
Test in production
Real items, real volumes, real operators, measured against the hypothesis.
Compound
What holds becomes a capability, a product feature or a new product. What does not is documented and retired.
Field to lab to platform, and back.
Three open projects.
Onboarding without integration
A 3 capture process binding new items to existing serials, tested with operating customers. Can a customer be live in a day with no integration work?
Read the note → In production testCondition change detection between captures
Comparing captures to report physical change, for verification and audit. What change is detectable, and at what confidence?
Read the note → PublishedRecovery outcomes in bulk liquidation
Recovery rates by category and lot size, and what the data implies for disposition strategy. Where does disposition strategy change the outcome?
Read the note →Present a problem to V Labs.
Where a problem is real and the platform is close, V Labs will build the smallest thing that tests it. Describe the problem. If the platform is close, the team will propose the smallest test.
Contact V Labs
Form 05Describe the problem and where it occurs.