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What is the operational temperature range for HaiCharger?

The operational temperature range for HaiCharger is between -20℃ to 40℃.

Can HaiPort dock with multiple HaiPick models?

Yes, it can

What distinguishes a HaiPort-powered Workstation from an On-conveyor Picking Workstation?

A HaiPort-powered Workstation is known for its superior efficiency compared to an On-conveyor Picking Workstation. One major advantage is the significant reduction in waiting time for robots, which leads to a more streamlined workflow.

What certification does HaiPick have?

HaiPick has CE and NRTL certifications

Can HaiPick pick multiple specifications of cases in a warehouse?

Yes, with the installation of a 3D camera, HAIPICK is capable of picking multiple specifications of cases.

Does HaiPick support customization?

Yes, HaiPick supports customization within a certain range.

Can A42, A42T, and A3 be used simultaneously in an operating zone?

Different series of HaiPick models can work in the same warehouse, but in different work zones.

Is the maximum straight movement speed of the robot based on full-load or no-load?

The maximum straight movement speed of the robot is based on full load.

How long can the HaiPick operate after being fully charged?

The HaiPick can operate for approximately 6.5 hours after being fully charged.

What kind of battery is used in HaiPick?

The HaiPick system uses lithium-iron phosphate batteries in all its models.

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Automated Warehouse

A warehouse or logistics facility that utilizes automation technology, such as robotics, conveyor systems, and automated storage and retrieval systems, to perform various tasks and operations.

Bracket

An overhang connecting piece with a joist is installed at its end, hooked onto the upright.

Beam

A key component that is vertically hooked onto the upright and directly bears the vertical load of the goods in the cell. Beams are generally arranged in X direction.

Bay

Unit of number of inventory locations in X direction.

Bumper

A device that can protect against the colliding person or object when a person or object collides with the AGV in contact.

Batch Picking

Batch picking involves picking multiple orders simultaneously by collecting all the required items for each order in a single trip to the warehouse floor. It is often used when multiple orders contain the same or similar items, allowing for increased productivity and reduced travel time.

Buffer Shelving

A rack for temporary storage after the robot picks up the goods from the warehouse, which is mostly used for robot-people docking, and includes flow rack and shelf rack.

Buffer Wall

A rack for temporary storage after the robot picks up the goods from the warehouse, which is mostly used for robot-people docking, and includes flow rack and shelf rack.

Confidence

The level of certainty or trust in the accuracy, reliability, or effectiveness of a specific process, system, or operation in the warehouse or logistics industry.

Conveyor

A device for conveying materials, usually using a belt or roller.