Hai Robotics Reaches 10,000-Robot Milestone for HaiClimber
Hai Robotics recently announced that more than 10,000 HaiClimber robots have been contracted for customer projects worldwide, marking a significant step in the solution’s commercial growth. Since its global introduction in 2025, HaiPick Climb has been selected for customer projects in 12 countries across Asia…
Its growing customer base includes ANTA, Panasonic, Arvato, ITOCHU, METTLER TOLEDO and True Protein, spanning industries such as apparel, e-commerce, healthcare, retail, automotive, grocery and consumer electronics. Reliability has been central to Hai Robotics’ approach to warehouse automation since the company was founded, and.
To support long-term stability, critical mechanisms are subjected to full-lifecycle endurance and aging testing as part of the product validation process. Since its global introduction, HaiPick Climb has continued to evolve through new features and enhancements informed by experience across different warehouse environments, order.
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In parallel, experience gained from live customer projects has strengthened delivery practices, supporting consistent implementation, stable go-live and dependable day-to-day operations. For customers, this experience brings greater certainty when introducing automation into core warehouse operations.
Hai Robotics recently announced that more than 10,000 HaiClimber robots have been contracted for customer projects worldwide, marking a significant step in the solution’s commercial growth.
Since its global introduction in 2025, HaiPick Climb has been selected for customer projects in 12 countries across Asia, Europe, North America, South America and Australia.
Development began in 2022, followed by several years of engineering validation and refinement before its global introduction in 2025.
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HaiPick Climb can adapt to evolving workflows and operational requirements while supporting stable fulfillment performance and future system expansion.
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