A store needs hundreds of units. An online shopper needs one. Both draw from the same inventory. For ITOCHU Logistics, serving a global fast-fashion brand means coordinating store replenishment, e-commerce orders, and returns within one warehouse. The challenge is keeping these workflows aligned as demand shifts. As Zhang Yu, CEO of ITOCHU Logistics (China), explains: “We needed automation that could support our core operations without locking the warehouse into a fixed model.” HaiPick Climb supports shared inventory with picking workflows tailored to B2B and B2C orders. Outbound cartons are sequenced by product category and SKU, helping store teams spend less time sorting and replenish shelves sooner. This gives ITOCHU Logistics the flexibility to adjust operations as channel requirements change and expand capacity as its customer’s business grows. Explore the ITOCHU Logistics case: hubs.li/Q04C6kLM0 #haipickclimb #itochu #warehouseautomation

Attending Retail Supply Chain & Logistics Expo 2026 in London? 📦 Meet Hai Robotics at 📍Booth R1454 to explore flexible & scalable warehouse automation! 👉 Book a meeting here: hubs.li/Q04B_3sT0 #HaiRobotics #RSCL2026

Voting closes tomorrow—cast your vote for HaiPick Climb! 🗳️ Vote for Hai Robotics’ HaiPick Climb in the Automated Storage category of the Material Handling 24/7 Readers’ Choice Awards, honoring products that advance efficiency, safety, automation and productivity across the industry. 📅 Submit your vote by tomorrow, October 22, at 6:00 p.m. EST. 👉 Vote for HaiPick Climb (hubs.li/Q04BcXQb0) Already voted? Share this post and encourage your network to join you. Thank you for your support! #HaiRobotics #HaiPickClimb #WarehouseAutomation #MaterialHandling

Warehouse modernization can start with the building you already have. In our latest Warehouse Walkthrough, Brian Zheng checks in from a Hai Robotics installation in Nashville, Tennessee, where HaiPick System 3 brings automation into an existing facility. With 45 robots managing more than 70,000 storage locations, the system has been live for two months. #HaiRobotics #WarehouseWalkthrough #WarehouseAutomation #HaiPickSystem3 #ASRS

Small products can create a big fulfillment challenge. At LangZ’s e-commerce fulfillment center in Chicago, a diverse range of compact SKUs had to be stored efficiently and retrieved quickly, even as order volumes increased. HaiPick Climb combines high-density storage, compartmentalized totes, and dynamic inventory positioning through HaiQ, integrated with ShipOut WMS. The results: 300% increase in storage density 2,700+ totes per hour outbound throughput More than 2× picking productivity 99.99%+ picking accuracy LangZ’s project is one example of how e-commerce warehouses can add capacity without making inventory harder to access. Our latest blog explores the wider challenge: how to accommodate more SKUs, keep them ready for fast retrieval, and move returned products back into sellable inventory sooner. Read the full blog: hubs.li/Q04B60KL0

Customer success starts with a shared vision and the right partners to bring it to life. NAPA Auto Parts has selected the HaiPick System to support the transformation of its flow center operations. Working alongside systems integrator Hy-Tek Intralogistics, Hai Robotics will deliver a multi-robot AS/RS solution designed to manage diverse SKU profiles, maximize storage density and improve fulfillment performance—with the flexibility to adapt as NAPA’s network evolves. This project reflects what is possible when customer insight, integration expertise and flexible automation come together around a shared operational vision. Read more on the announcement with details about the solution, the collaborative design process and how NAPA evaluated the technology before deployment: hubs.ly/Q04BfM_l0 #HaiRobotics #WarehouseAutomation #ASRS #Intralogistics #SupplyChainAutomation

Vote for HaiPick Climb in the Material Handling 24/7 Readers’ Choice Awards! 🗳️ The awards invite readers to honor the products making the biggest impact on efficiency, safety, automation and productivity across the industry. This year, vote for Hai Robotics’ HaiPick Climb in the Automated Storage category! By making better use of vertical space and streamlining inventory storage and retrieval, HaiPick Climb helps warehouses keep pace with demanding fulfillment needs. 📅 Cast your vote by October 22 at 6:00 p.m. EST. 👉 Vote for HaiPick Climb (hubs.li/Q04B3fcL0) Winners will be announced online December 8, 2026. Thank you for your support! #HaiRobotics #HaiPickClimb #WarehouseAutomation #MaterialHandling

1,500+ robots. 24,000+ totes/hour. 📦 LPP Logistics once again trusts Hai Robotics for a landmark automation project. How does the system deliver throughput at this scale? Find out in the first article of our three-part technical blog series: 👉 hubs.li/Q04z_MRP0

More robots don’t automatically mean more throughput. At scale, system design matters. Our upcoming tech blog explores the architecture behind 24,000+ totes/hour. Join our webinar to learn more. 👉 hubs.ly/Q04zSFmn0 #HaiPickClimb #RetailWarehousing

For household essentials, a seamless customer experience depends on what happens inside the warehouse. TOP fulfills omnichannel orders for its household products across major e-commerce platforms. With diverse SKUs, high order volumes, and sharp promotional peaks, the operation needed more capacity without adding space or labor. TOP partnered with Hai Robotics to introduce HaiPick Climb and now supports an average of 35,000 orders per day, with: • 3 times higher shipping efficiency with over 99.99% accuracy • 50% less warehouse space required • 40% fewer operational staff needed The solution was deployed in phases, allowing TOP to expand capacity as demand grew while maintaining stable daily fulfillment. For TOP, this means a more efficient and scalable operation. For its customers, it means everyday essentials arriving quickly and reliably, even during the busiest sales periods. That is the value of HaiPick Climb for FMCG fulfillment: delivering more today while staying ready for tomorrow. #HaiPickClimb #ClimbingRobot #RackClimbingRobot

📸 A look back at Hai Experience: New Wave Textiles! Thank you to everyone who joined us, our team and New Wave Textiles for welcoming us to their warehouse. 🤝 More opportunities to see automation at real project sites are coming. Stay tuned! #HaiRobotics #NewWaveTextiles

Fast fashion fulfillment leaves little room for delay or error. ITOCHU Logistics serves one of the world’s Top 3 fast fashion brands, managing complex SKUs, seasonal peaks, and evolving omnichannel requirements. To build a more responsive operation, ITOCHU Logistics partnered with Hai Robotics to introduce HaiPick Climb, combining high-density vertical storage with RFID-enabled inventory management. The results speak for themselves: • 250% more storage capacity to accommodate a broader SKU range • 300% higher operational efficiency to respond faster during peak demand • 75% lower labor costs to support more scalable operations For its customer, this means faster, more reliable service when demand is at its highest. For ITOCHU Logistics, it means greater flexibility to meet changing requirements and a stronger foundation for long-term growth. That is the value of HaiPick Climb for 3PL providers: turning stronger warehouse performance into a more competitive service offering. #HaiRobotics #HaiPickClimb #ITOCHULogistics #3PL #FashionLogistics #ClimbingRobot #RackClimbingRobot

Scale goes beyond robot count. 📦 Building on its collaboration with Hai Robotics, a leading European fashion retailer’s new deployment is designed for 1.2M double-deep storage locations. Follow the project here: hubs.li/Q04yxSQk0 #HaiPickClimb

What does proven look like? It looks like HaiPick Climb at work across apparel, e-commerce, 3PL, electronics, retail, manufacturing, and more. It looks like more than 10,000 HaiClimbers supporting customer projects worldwide, with consistent delivery across diverse markets, warehouse environments, and operational requirements. It also looks like long-standing customers deepening their partnership with Hai Robotics. Building on their experience with other HaiPick systems, they adopted HaiPick Climb and went on to deploy it across additional projects. Because the strongest proof comes after a system goes live. It is reflected in reliable daily operations, consistent project delivery, and customers choosing to invest again. HaiPick Climb. Proven. Not Promised. hubs.li/Q04xWDBK0 #HaiPickClimb #ClimbingRobot #RackClimbingRobot #WarehouseAutomation

Specs tell you what a climbing robot can do. Real-world operations show you what the system has actually proven. When evaluating a climbing robot system, speed, climbing height, and other technical specifications matter—but they only tell part of the story. The bigger question is whether the entire system can perform reliably, continuously, and at scale once it becomes part of daily warehouse operations. In our latest article, we look at five factors that matter most when evaluating a climbing robot system: • Commercial validation at scale • Reliability and operational resilience • System-level throughput • Storage density • Scalability Together, these factors help answer a more meaningful question: Is this a system that can theoretically deliver—or one that has already proven it can deliver consistently in the real world? With the global cooperation scale of HaiPick Climb surpassing 10,000 climbing robots, that validation now spans different industries, warehouse environments, order profiles, and operational challenges. Read the full article to explore what businesses should really look for beyond the specification sheet. 👉 hairobotics.com/blog/five-th… #WarehouseAutomation #ClimbingRobots #HaiPickClimb #Robotics #Intralogistics #WarehouseRobotics #Automation

Hai Robotics is strengthening its Americas leadership team to support the next stage of regional growth and customer success. We’re pleased to welcome six leaders across critical areas of our business: • Ottavio Saluzzi, VP of Software • Darin Carlisle, Supply Chain Director • Martin Estes, Director of Partnerships • Britain Redline, Strategic Accounts Program Director • Jason Yang, Manufacturing Manager • Jeffrey Hyatt, Sr Manager, Project Engineering These appointments expand the leadership, expertise, and operational capabilities supporting our customers and integration partners—from software and solution development to commercial strategy, strategic accounts, supply chain execution, and U.S.-based manufacturing. As we continue growing our presence in Alpharetta, Georgia, we are building the regional foundation needed to respond more quickly, execute more effectively, and support customers throughout the lifecycle of their automation investments. Read the full announcement: hubs.li/Q04y5Kg00 #HaiRobotics #WarehouseAutomation #Leadership #Manufacturing #SupplyChain

⚡ 948 robots. 📦 7.5 million items stored. See how LPP Logistics uses HaiPick System 3 to combine high-density storage with efficient, scalable e-commerce fulfillment. Explore the project: hubs.li/Q04y5Yr_0 #HaiRobotics #WarehouseAutomation

"The world’s largest rack-climbing robot deployment" is an impressive headline. But at this scale, performance matters most. ⚡ Designed for 24,000+ totes/hour, the system supports high-volume e-commerce fulfillment, even during peak periods. Learn more: hubs.li/Q04y16Hg0 #HaiRobotics #HaiPickClimb #WarehouseAutomation

Before evaluating solutions, can your team finish this sentence together? "We need to move this volume and mix, by this cutoff, at this cost and accuracy, inside this building, while supporting this growth." According to Andrew Tolman, VP of Solutions, Americas at Hai Robotics, if the answer isn't clear, it's too early to be comparing automation systems. That's exactly why it takes a trusted partner and a knowledgeable team, one that helps you ask the right questions before pointing you toward an answer. The full framework in our latest Hai Perspective: hubs.li/Q04xvTHB0 #WarehouseAutomation #Logistics #Robotics #ecommerce #HaiPerspective

Every automation conversation starts the same way: which system, which vendor, which spec sheet. And that's where companies get it wrong. According to Andrew Tolman, VP of Solutions, Americas at Hai Robotics, the real cost isn't picking the wrong system. It's skipping the harder conversation about what's actually limiting the operation. He breaks down what that harder conversation actually looks like in our latest Hai Perspective: hubs.li/Q04vN8qF0 #WarehouseAutomation #Logistics #Robotics #ecommerce #HaiPerspective