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Hai Robotics' FlashPick Double-Deep System Has Been Operating for Over a Year at MacGillivray's US Warehouse
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The FlashPick shelf-climbing robot and 8-meter double-deep rack solution deployed by Hai Robotics for MacGillivray's Los Angeles warehouse has completed over a year of full-scenario commercial validation. The system consists of 25 FlashPick robots, 4 inbound buffer rack workstations, and 5 outbound workstations, scheduled by the HaiQ WES and ESS systems. Within an effective storage area of 600 m², the solution accommodates 11,016 tote locations; Hai Robotics claims the storage capacity is 400% higher than that of a traditional manual warehouse. Hai Robotics claims that the system operates stably in scenarios with mixed small items, fast SKU turnover, and variable order structures, and has withstood order surges during Black Friday, Christmas, and other peak events, maintaining picking accuracy and precise putaway rates at 99.99%+ throughout the year.
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- Hai Robotics FlashPick double-deep rack climbing system runs stably for over a year at Mega's Los Angeles warehouse in the US
Hai Robotics has partnered with Mega to deploy FlashPick rack-climbing robots and 8-meter double-deep racks at its Los Angeles warehouse in the US, completing over a year of full-scenario commercial validation. Within a 600 sq m storage area, 11,016 bin locations are laid out, raising storage capacity by 400% compared with a traditional manual warehouse. The system includes 25 FlashPick robots, 4 inbound buffer rack workstations, and 5 outbound workstations, scheduled by the HaiQ WES and ESS systems.
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