Published facts
| What it does | Robot that drives beneath racks and climbs them to reach any tote, the core robot of HaiPick Climb HaiClimber moves freely up, down, and beneath racks at up to 4 meters per second— hairobotics.com/robots/haiclimber |
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| Storage depth | Double-deep With its special picking method capable of retrieving double-deep totes— hairobotics.com/robots/haiclimber |
| Max travel speed | 4 m/s Up to 4 m/s (13+ ft/s)— hairobotics.com/robots/haiclimber |
| Vertical speed (lift / climb) | 1 m/s (climbing speed) Up to 1m/s (3+ ft/s)— hairobotics.com/robots/haiclimber |
| Cycle time | Tote to picking station within 2 minutes enabling delivery to picking stations within 2 minutes— hairobotics.com/robots/haiclimber |
| Max fleet size | 3,000 robots Fleet sizes up to 3,000 robots— hairobotics.com/robots/haiclimber |
| Charging | Self-charging, for 24/7 operation Self-charging for continuous 24/7 operations— hairobotics.com/robots/haiclimber |
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Editorial notes
- A fleet ceiling of 3,000 is three times the "over 1000 robots" the ESS claims. Whether HaiPick Climb runs a different scheduler is not published.