Our Curated Projects
39 projects
DAMBACH MINI-LOAD Automated Small Parts Storage System
The DAMBACH MINI-LOAD system is an automated storage and retrieval machine for small parts, achieving heights up to 27 meters and high throughput for container and carton storage.
MULTIFLEX Pallet Warehouse: High-Density Frozen Storage
A high-bay automated warehouse system using shuttle operation in storage channels to achieve maximum pallet capacity and high throughput, specifically implemented for frozen goods storage.
Roark - Aerospace Tool & Die Automated Storage System
Roark implemented Bastian Solutions' automated storage and retrieval system for aerospace tools and dies, replacing manual pallet storage with organized ASRS for complex sheet metal fabrication.
FIEGE Apfelstädt Logistics Center AutoStore System
The logistics service provider FIEGE implemented one of Germany's largest AutoStore systems, integrated with the SuPCIS-L8 WMS, to automate small parts storage and process control at its Apfelstädt center.
Agile Cold Storage Distribution Center
Third-party cold storage facility tripling pallet capacity to 48,000 in 110,000 sq ft using Swisslog ASRS with SynQ software, serving food manufacturers and global export markets.
SHAKE-HAND - Belgian Standard Elements Automated Storage
SHAKE-HAND implemented Kardex Miniload-in-a-Box systems including extended VBM units to replace manual storage, doubling capacity and reducing picking errors for machine builder distribution.
MRG - Retail Distribution Center Automated Goods-to-Person Intralogistics
MRG implemented an automated goods-to-person intralogistics solution by psb at its retail distribution center, featuring 6 rotapick systems and a 6,500-container Multi Access Warehouse to optimize small parts picking efficiency.
LIEKEN High Bay Cold Store for Baked Goods
A high bay cold store for bread and baked goods with a capacity of 6,000 pallets at -24°C, using DAMBACH Storage and Retrieval Machines to achieve 4,296 pallet movements daily.
Shigemasa Co., Ltd. Deploys MiR250 Hook AMR to Automate Cart Transport After Warehouse Expansion
Shigemasa Co., Ltd., a machinery parts and tools supplier based in Fukuyama-shi, Hiroshima, Japan, deployed a MiR250 Hook autonomous mobile robot to automate cart towing operations after a warehouse expansion significantly increased internal transport distances. The MiR250 Hook — an AMR with a patented towing hook top module — autonomously collects carts from designated yard locations and delivers them to shipping bases in response to instructions from the company's inventory management system. Key selection criteria included no infrastructure change requirements, multi-device remote operation capability, a simple one-click user interface, and pre-installation verification at the DAIKI ROBOTICS Robotics Lab in Osaka. The deployment freed human workers from repetitive transport tasks to focus on work that only humans can do, and was selected over AGV and competing AMR solutions that required magnetic tape, layout changes, or manual loading and unloading.
Megatech Industries Deploys 4 MiR250 AMRs to Automate Internal Logistics in Automotive Plastics Manufacturing
Megatech Industries, a manufacturer of plastic parts for the automotive sector, deployed four MiR250 autonomous mobile robots at its plant in Amurrio, Basque Country, Spain. The robots automate the removal of finished containers from production lines, transport them to the warehouse, and return empty containers to continue production — replacing forklift-based logistics. The deployment delivered a significant reduction in forklift incidents, elimination of production bottlenecks, improved ergonomics for operators, and an estimated annual return on investment of approximately €100,000. MiR fleet control was integrated into Megatech's own software via MiR's official distributor MTS Tech, giving the team real-time visibility and control over all robot missions. Following the success at Amurrio, Megatech is evaluating expansion to its facilities in Ourense, Spain, and the Czech Republic.
Li-Ning – Fulfillment Center Transformation in 1 Month with HaiPick Climb
Li-Ning, a global sportswear leader, transformed its fulfillment center with HaiPick Climb in just one month from installation to go-live. The deployment achieved a 3× increase in storage capacity with 96% vertical space utilization, 800+ pieces outbound per hour, and 99%+ order picking accuracy — while handling both footwear and apparel categories within a single flexible automated system.
Boot Barn – Scaling Nationwide Retail Distribution with HaiPick ASRS
Boot Barn, the largest retailer of Western wear in the United States, partnered with Industrial Procurement Services (IndPro), SSI SCHÄFER, and Hai Robotics to deploy a HaiPick ASRS in its new 450,000-square-foot Kansas City distribution facility. The system doubles storage density, achieves 460 totes per hour at 100% picking accuracy, reduces labor requirements by 50%, and delivers a 250% efficiency gain over the facility's previous wire-guided order picking operation — while supporting three facility expansions within a single year.
WIN.IT America Los Angeles Fulfillment Center – HaiPick System 3 Deployment
Global 3PL WIN.IT America deployed Hai Robotics' HaiPick System 3 at its Los Angeles fulfillment center, achieving ultra-dense storage of 32+ totes per square meter and throughput of up to 1,200 totes per hour at 99%+ order accuracy.
St. Luke's Consolidated Services Center – Healthcare Fulfillment Automation
St. Luke's partnered with Hai Robotics and Equipment Depot to build a fully automated Consolidated Services Center from the ground up, powered by HaiPick System 1, delivering 18,600+ storage locations and 650+ outbound totes per hour for healthcare supply chain fulfillment.
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