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Hai Robotics
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About Hai Robotics
Established in 2016, Hai Robotics has become a leader in innovating effective solutions with significant efficiency gains for automated warehouse operations and order-fulfilment through their HaiPick Systems. After pioneering the advent of Automated Case-handling Mobile Robot (ACR) that opened possibilities for warehouse automation, Hai Robotics developed a modular approach to Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (ASRS) - the family of HaiPick Systems. Through a catalogue of advanced robotic equipment, software packages, and structures, with the inclusion of almost any industry standard racking and storage materials, Hai Robotics provides facilities tailored solutions for maximum results without the complexity and cost of a fully customized solution.
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Signals from Hai Robotics
6 published signals
Customers & Market
Hai Robotics has been selected by a leading European fashion retailer for its new large-scale e-commerce fulfillment center featuring the world's largest deployment of rack-climbing warehouse robots.
Reported by Hai Robotics
Presence & Recognition
Hai Robotics and Ferag Solutions hosted a webinar on September 10th from 13:00 to 13:30 on the 10th of September.
Reported by Anke W.
Research & Knowledge
Hai Robotics published a whitepaper exploring how Goods-to-Person automation helps distributors improve fulfillment performance while building more resilient, scalable operations.
Reported by Hai Robotics
Presence & Recognition
Hai Robotics employee Davide Tuzi participated as a researcher at the Dematic Intralogistics Insights Day event on 23 September at the Dematic Tech Center in Florence, Milan.
Reported by Davide Tuzi 大卫
Products & Services
Hai Robotics reached 10,000 HaiPick Climb robots deployed
Reported by Hunter Senn
Research & Knowledge
Hai Robotics published a Hai Perspective article by Andrew Tolman, VP of Solutions for the Americas, breaking down why companies getting the most out of automation aren't necessarily the ones with the best technology.
Reported by Hai Robotics