HaiPick A42
About
About HaiPick A42
HaiPick A42 is a multi-layer autonomous case-handling robot for goods-to-person warehouse systems. It retrieves and stores totes or cartons at heights up to 6 m and can carry multiple cases on onboard trays before delivering them to a workstation.
The A42 series includes several fork and tray configurations for different container dimensions. Hai Robotics states that supported robots can handle up to nine cases in one run, but capacity depends on the selected model and case geometry. The robot operates within a HaiPick installation of racks, workstations, charging and HaiQ software.
Capabilities
Source-backed capabilities
- Operating environments: High-density warehouse storage aisles
- Control modes: Autonomous
- Case handling
Claimed - Retrieve cases from shelving and carry them to a warehouse processing station. - environment: High-density warehouse storage aisles
Source
Timeline
- L’Oréal China opens SMART fulfilment centre with HaiPick automation
2024-05-13 - Deployment - The 46,000-square-metre facility includes 39 HaiPick A42 case-handling robots. The system also uses HaiPort and conveyor picking workstations. The automated workflow supports direct-to-consumer order fulfilment.
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Context
Market context
HaiPick A42 is Hai Robotics' autonomous case-handling robot for high-density storage, retrieval and goods-to-person workflows in warehouses.
- Target environment: Warehouses, distribution centers and fulfillment facilities.
- Workflow context: Case handling, tote transport, goods-to-person picking and high-density storage retrieval in automated warehouse systems.
- Customer context: Logistics operators and fulfillment centers implementing automated storage and retrieval.
- Deployment model: Commercial product with deployment across warehouse and fulfillment sites.
- Commercial maturity: Commercially deployed product with multi-site use.
- Adoption constraints: Designed for standard case and tote sizes. Effectiveness depends on warehouse layout and integration with existing picking workflows.
- Market position: Part of the goods-to-person automation shift, competing with other ASRS systems in mobile case-handling for warehouse automation.
- Adjacent products: Warehousing ASRS systems, PUDU T150, HaiPick family
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