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We are proud to partner with HAI Robotics, a leader in Autonomous Case-handling Robots (ACR). This collaboration enhances our commitment to providing innovative and efficient solutions for modern warehouses. By integrating HAI Robotics’ cutting-edge technology into our offerings, we empower our clients to optimize their operations, reduce costs, and improve overall productivity. Together, we are redefining the standards of warehouse automation, ensuring that facilities can adapt to the ever-evolving demands of the supply chain landscape.

The HaiPick System

Our flagship HaiPick System integrates ACRs, workstations, and the HAIQ Software Platform to deliver a comprehensive solution for picking, sorting, and transporting operations.

 

Components

The HaiPick System consists of:

  • HaiPick Robots

  • HaiStation Workstations

  • HAIQ Software Platform

  • HaiCharger

  • Storage Units

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Autonomous Case-handling Robots (ACR): The Future of ASRS

HAI Robotics has pioneered the world's first Autonomous Case-handling Robot (ACR) system, setting a new standard in Advanced Storage and Retrieval Systems (ASRS). Our ACRs offer unparalleled flexibility and efficiency, freeing facilities from the constraints of traditional shuttle or grid-based systems.​

Telescopic Lift ACR (HaiPick A42T)

The HaiPick A42T Telescopic ACR is the world’s first ACR capable of picking and storing 30kg (66.1 lbs) payloads of plastic totes and carton boxes at heights up to 10m (32.8 feet). This model significantly improves warehouse storage density by allowing increased vertical utilization.

ACR Models

Multi-Layer ACR (HaiPick A42)

The A42 series offers picking and storage capabilities up to a height of 5.2m (17.1 feet) and up to 9 cases simultaneously. It can handle a wide range of case dimensions and types. With multiple storage trays, our automated warehouse picking robot can handle up to nine cases simultaneously.

Double-Deep ACR (HaiPick A42D)

The A42D serves as an add-on option for both the A42 and A42T models, enhancing storage density and operational flexibility. With a standard height of 4.22m, warehouses can increase storage density by up to 130% and reduce the number of aisles by up to 50%.

HaiStation: Optimizing Workflow

The HaiPort-powered workstation automates loading and unloading processes, significantly enhancing efficiency. It can load eight cases in three seconds and unload eight cases in five seconds. Its modular design supports rapid adjustments to meet changing operational needs while ensuring worker safety through separation from robots.

Key Advantages

HAI Robotics’ ACRs allow facilities to reach new storage heights. These robots manage the storage and retrieval of goods in vertical spaces five times higher than standard AMR technologies, reaching up to 10m (32+ feet). They combine the flexibility typically seen with AMR or AGV technology while achieving modern warehouse density and maximum vertical storage. HAI Robotics’ systems are built for meaningful ROIs.

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500+

applications worldwide

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99.9%+

order pick accuracy

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170%

increase in daily orders fulfilled

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4X

increase in workflow efficiency gains

Transform Your Warehouse Operations with HAI Robotics

Unlock the full potential of your warehouse with HAI Robotics' Autonomous Case-handling Robots (ACR). Our innovative solutions are designed to enhance efficiency, maximize storage capacity, and deliver significant returns on investment. With proven results in over 500 applications worldwide, facilities have experienced remarkable improvements in workflow speed, order accuracy, and daily order fulfillment.

 

Let Zion Solutions Group guide you in implementing HAI Robotics systems tailored to your specific operational needs. Contact us today to discover how our partnership can transform your warehouse into a highly efficient and adaptable environment.

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