FAQ & Glossary
Empower Your Understanding of Warehouse Automation
A HaiPort-powered Workstation is known for its superior efficiency compared to an On-conveyor Picking Workstation. One major advantage is the significant reduction in waiting time for robots, which leads to a more streamlined workflow.
HaiPick has CE and NRTL certifications
Yes, with the installation of a 3D camera, HAIPICK is capable of picking multiple specifications of cases.
Yes, HaiPick supports customization within a certain range.
Different series of HaiPick models can work in the same warehouse, but in different work zones.
The maximum straight movement speed of the robot is based on full load.
The HaiPick can operate for approximately 6.5 hours after being fully charged.
The HaiPick system uses lithium-iron phosphate batteries in all its models.
When the HaiPick robot runs out of power (and a voice alert appears), it automatically moves to a charging station to get fully charged. Built-in protection circuits ensure safe charging throughout the process. After charging, the robot stops charging automatically.
The HaiPick system consists of Wi-Fi and other wireless networks. The robots connect to the HaiQ intelligent management platform, which monitors their working status and health condition.
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A component placed in the hole of the hanging piece to prevent the beam from falling off after being hooked.
A scenario that contains totes and cartons.
Goods leave the warehouse
The maximum load is exceeded.
The act of avoiding obstacle and collision.
In robotics, obstacle avoidance is the task of satisfying some control objective subject to non-intersection or non-collision position constraints.
The measure of how effectively warehouse operators or logistics personnel perform their tasks and complete their assigned duties within a given time frame.
A mode that enables picking goods on the conveyor.
A mode that enables picking goods from put-and-go racks.
A mode that enables picking goods on the robot.