HaiPick Climb Robot Tops 10,000 Units in Global Orders
The 10,000-unit milestone and the new cardboard-case capability show HaiPick Climb moving from tote-focused storage toward full end-to-end logistics automation.
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HAI ROBOTICS' case-handling robot HaiPick Climb surpassed 10,000 units in cumulative global orders as of July 2026. The robot now supports transport of cardboard cases in addition to totes. More than 1,500 units have been adopted at a single site. HRJ will demonstrate the system at International Logistics Exhibition 2026.
HAI ROBOTICS' case-handling robot HaiPick Climb passed 10,000 units in cumulative global orders as of July 2026. The company said large-scale projects have adopted more than 1,500 units at a single site, and the robot is used as an automation foundation at large logistics hubs.
The system, which moves up and down racks to handle cases and totes, now also supports transport of cardboard cases. That extends its use beyond tote-centered storage and transport into processes that rely on cardboard, the material widely used at logistics sites.
HRJ, the Japan subsidiary, will co-exhibit with Yamazen's Total Factory Solutions Division at International Logistics Exhibition 2026. The demonstration links HaiPick Climb with the collaborative robot TECHMAN ROBOT for palletizing and the underride-type transport robot K1200, which carries up to 1,200 kg.
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