Published facts
| What it does | Schedules robots and equipment; receives tasks from upstream and dispatches them to the fleet It receives instructions from upstream systems to control various types of warehouse robots to perform material handling tasks.— hairobotics.com/solutions/haiq-software |
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| Max fleet size | 1,000 robots (over 1000) Capable of scheduling over 1000 robots.— hairobotics.com/solutions/haiq-software |
| Integrates with | HaiPick, HaiPort, HaiFlex, conveyors, pick-to-light, emergency stop switches, guard doors Integrated with HaiPick, HaiPort, HaiFlex, conveyors, pick to light system, emergency stop switches, guard doors, etc.— hairobotics.com/solutions/haiq-software |
Related
- Part of
- HaiQ
- Works with
- HaiFlex, HaiPick ACRs, HaiPort Workstation
Knowledge notes
- Equipment Scheduling System (ESS) 01-platform-architecture.md
- RCS / WCS responsibility split 03-integration.md
- Heterogeneous robot fleet scheduling 03-integration.md
- Fleet scale ceiling 04-non-functional.md
Editorial notes
- RCS is listed as an alias on the strength of one case study: "HAIPICK robots are scheduled by HAIQ software platform RCS" (UK cross-border e-commerce). Equating RCS with ESS is an inference; the knowledge notes make the same one.