Hai Robotics Achieves 10,000 Units in Global Orders for HaiPick Climb

HAI ROBOTICS JAPAN, headquartered in Ota City, Tokyo, has proudly announced that its state-of-the-art case handling robot, the HaiPick Climb, has reached a significant milestone of over 10,000 units in global orders as of July 2026. This achievement underscores the robot's pivotal role in automating warehouses and logistics systems across the globe.

HaiPick Climb has been increasingly adopted in various logistics and manufacturing environments due to its ability to merge high-density storage with flexible automated transportation. Notably, it has been deployed in large-scale projects where over 1,500 units were installed at a single facility, demonstrating its capacity to serve as a critical foundation for automation in massive logistics hubs.

This landmark order figure reflects HAI ROBOTICS' commitment to promoting high-density storage and automated transport solutions in the global logistics landscape. The Japanese branch, HRJ, leverages its global expertise, technology, and track record to address challenges facing Japan's warehouse and manufacturing sectors, such as labor shortages, optimal storage space utilization, and productivity enhancement.

Upgraded Capabilities of HaiPick Climb

The HaiPick Climb robot system has evolved to handle cardboard cases, broadening its capabilities beyond the previously utilized totes. With this recent update, the system can now manage the transport of cardboard boxes, enabling it to cater to the increasingly diverse operational requirements seen in logistics facilities. This enhancement allows for a seamless automation process that extends from efficient automated storage and retrieval to palletizing and pallet transportation.

The continued updates to HaiPick Climb's functionalities are in response to the growing demands for further automation in logistics environments around the world. By incorporating the new case handling mechanism, HRJ has expanded the potential applications and processes where HaiPick Climb can be utilized.

Showcasing Automation at the International Logistics Exhibition 2026

HRJ is set to showcase the upgraded HaiPick Climb at the International Logistics Exhibition 2026, in collaboration with Yamazen Co., Ltd.'s Total Factory Solution division. The exhibition will feature live demonstrations emphasizing the capabilities of the HaiPick Climb in transporting cardboard cases, alongside the TECHMAN ROBOT for collaborative tasks and the K1200 robot, which can carry loads of up to 1,200 kg.

The demonstration will illustrate the entire automation workflow, where the HaiPick Climb retrieves cardboard cases from the high-density storage area, followed by palletizing with the TECHMAN ROBOT, and finally transporting the completed pallets with the K1200. This integrated approach will showcase how various automation processes can be effectively linked to enhance overall logistics operations.

Addressing Multiple Challenges in Logistics

In today's logistics landscape, there is an urgent need to address manpower shortages, optimize limited warehouse space, accommodate diverse product ranges, and minimize manual processes between various operation stages. HRJ aims to demonstrate a comprehensive automation solution that integrates high-density storage, automatic retrieval, palletization, and pallet transportation, truly embodying the philosophy of end-to-end logistics automation.

At the International Logistics Exhibition 2026, attendees will witness firsthand how HaiPick Climb can seamlessly integrate these various functions, positioning it as an essential tool for fulfilling the demands of modern logistics operations.

About HAI ROBOTICS JAPAN

Founded in 2021 as the Japanese subsidiary of HAI ROBOTICS Co., Ltd., HAI ROBOTICS JAPAN (HRJ) focuses on driving automation and digital transformation in the logistics and manufacturing sectors. HRJ aims to provide tailored solutions for Japan’s unique industry challenges, offering support from the introduction of automated case handling systems to ongoing operations.

With an in-house technical center for demonstrations and simulations, HRJ is set to establish a strong presence in Japan's logistics automation market by leveraging global robotics technology combined with local expertise and knowledge from partner companies.

For more information, visit HAI ROBOTICS JAPAN.