HAI Robotics is building HaiPick Climb into high-density tote ASRS
HaiPick Climb, 45,000 totes per 1,000 square meters, and compact climbing robots give HAI Robotics a dense warehouse-storage path.
HAI Robotics upgraded HaiPick Climb in 2026 around a concrete density claim: up to 45,000 totes within a 1,000 square meter footprint. The company positions the system for warehouses that need more SKU density without paying for a new building or a full facility rebuild.
The HaiPick Climb product page describes a double-deep design powered by HaiClimber robots. Robots move across aisles, racks, and vertical levels to retrieve totes and deliver them to workstations in under two minutes. HAI also describes HaiVest as a wearable safety layer that lets teams perform maintenance inside the system without stopping all ongoing operation.
HAI Robotics was founded in 2016, with founder and CEO Chen Yuqi linked to the company’s early case-handling robot system. Earlier funding material described HaiPick robots, HaiQ software, and workstations as the base of the goods-to-person system.
HAI describes capacity for 45,000 totes, double-deep storage and workstation delivery in under two minutes, using compact robots, narrow aisles and maintenance access.
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