Cutover with zero missed shipments
Phased AMR fleet rollout across three shifts, integrated with the client's existing WMS.
// Solutions
One robotic platform, configured for the goods you move.
Every HaiPick configuration runs on HaiQ software and the same goods-to-person workstations. We choose the one that matches how your stock is stored, picked and shipped, and integrate it into the floor you already run.
// Choosing
Which configuration fits your operation
A first read, before we have seen your data. The assessment confirms it against your order profile and your building.
You need more storage in the building you have, with a fast go-live and little floor preparation.
HaiPick ClimbGround-level traffic is what holds retrieval up, so the robots need to run above the floor.
HaiPick RailYou want a modular goods-to-person system for totes, cartons and trays on standard racking.
HaiPick System 1Orders mix pallets and bulk goods with totes, and you want them filled in one process.
HaiPick System 2Density comes first, with high throughput from companion robots running goods to the stations.
HaiPick System 3
// Configurations
How the HaiPick configurations compare
HaiPick Climb
Pros
- Up to 45,000 totes per 1,000 sqm
- Up to 4,000 totes an hour
- Little floor preparation
- Grows in stages
Cons
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HaiPick Climb
- No pallets or bulk goods
- Robots travel at floor level
HaiPick Rail
Pros
- Keeps the floor clear for traffic
- Parallel retrieval across aisles
- No manual carton handling
Cons
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HaiPick Rail
- No published performance figures
- Rails are fixed infrastructure
HaiPick System 1
Pros
- Racking up to 12 metres
- Up to 3x throughput
- Accuracy above 99%
- Works with standard racking
Cons
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HaiPick System 1
- No pallets or bulk goods
- Throughput tied to travel distance
HaiPick System 2
Pros
- Totes and pallets in one system
- Up to 6x efficiency
- Up to 5x less floor space
- Feeds production lines too
Cons
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HaiPick System 2
- Two robot fleets to run
- More than a tote-only site needs
HaiPick System 3
Pros
- Up to 43 totes per sqm
- Up to 3x throughput
- Companion robots speed fast movers
- Accuracy above 99%
Cons
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HaiPick System 3
- Two robot fleets to run
- More than a small SKU range needs
Figures are Hai Robotics' published specifications.
// Platform
What every configuration shares
The configurations differ in how they store goods. Underneath, the same four parts do the work.
Case-handling robots
Robots such as the HaiClimber retrieve totes and cartons straight from the racking and carry them to an operator, so pickers stop walking the aisles.
HaiQ software
HaiQ assigns tasks, plans robot paths and prioritises orders as they arrive, and connects to the WMS or WES you already run.
Workstations
Goods-to-person stations where the tote comes to the operator. Station types can be mixed for picking, put-away and full-case handling.
Racking and containers
Standard racking in narrow aisles, holding totes, cartons and trays, so storage climbs into the height your building already has.
// Results
What the system looked like after cutover.
A sample of facilities we've brought online in the past three years.
Order throughput, same footprint
Replaced manual case-picking with a sortation and robotic-pick line inside an existing 26,000 sqm facility.
Picking accuracy
Facility detail for this pharmaceutical deployment is still to be confirmed.
Numbers don't lie.
Your data will prove it.
We model your business case from your own order profile, SKU count and peak volumes, not generic benchmarks. If the numbers stack, we'll show you exactly how.
// Process
How we deliver it
Five stages, in order, each one gates the next so nothing gets built against a guess.
01
Assess
We walk the floor, model current throughput, and flag the bottlenecks costing you time.
02
Design
Layout drawings, discrete-event simulation, and an ROI model you can take to your board.
03
Build
Sourcing, fabrication, and staging happen off-site, away from your live operation.
04
Deploy
Installation is sequenced across shifts and warehouse zones, allowing your team to maintain full outbound operations while the system is brought online.
05
Support
24/7 remote monitoring and on-site service contracts, with response times written into the SLA.