ManufacturerShenzhen HAI ROBOTICS Technology Co., Ltd.Robot model · No. 8

HaiPick A43T-E2

Mobile Robots (AMR) · Logistics & Warehousing

CommercialChina

Key fact• Active obstacle avoidance · • Anti-collision alarm

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Model details

Model specifications

• Active obstacle avoidanceYes

• Anti-collision alarmYes

• Anti-fall tote detectionYes

• ArchitectureTelescopic Grappling-Hook ACR

• Audible/visual status alarmsYes

• Automatic chargingYes

• Autonomous handlingYes

• Autonomous navigationYes

• Autonomous pickingYes

• Battery chemistryLFP / lithium iron phosphate

• Battery designationHAI describes it as “LFP 62 Lithium battery”; exact Ah/kWh value is not publicly explained

• CertificationCE + NRTL

• Container spacingapproximately 40 mm, about 60% reduction vs conventional configuration

• Door traversalTelescopic structure allows movement through approximately 5–6 m high doors

• Emergency stops4 directions

• Fast charging39 min

• Fork/lift speedUp to 0.93 m/s

• Front/back tote spacing0 mm supported by Chain-Pick layout

• Full-charge operating endurance≥6.6 h

• GenerationSecond-generation A42T platform

• Maximum ground speedNot publicly available

• Maximum picking heightUp to 12 m / 39 ft on current global page

• Maximum tote payload30 kg / 66.1 lb

• ModelHaiPick A42T-E2

• Obstacle avoidanceLiDAR-based

• Picking-efficiency improvement claimed70%

• Positioning accuracyNot publicly available on the current official page

• Rack depthUp to 3-deep totes on current global specification

• Retrieval technologyChain-Pick single grappling hook

• Robot dimensionsNot publicly available on the current official page

• Robot net weightNot publicly available

• Storage-space optimization claimedUp to 89%

• Tote ascending/descending handling time2.7 s

• Tote storage/hook detectionYes

• Tote throughputUp to 63 totes/hour

• Totes carried in storage towerUp to 8

• Wireless communicationWi-Fi

AvailabilityAvailable / commercially deployed

NationalityChinese

About the HaiPick A43T-E2

Yes — at tote/case level. A42T-E2 retrieves and routes designated totes through automated warehouse workflows. Its Chain-Pick system can pull up to three interlocking totes sequentially from deep racks. It does not normally sort individual loose products inside a tote.

Typical applications: Logistics & Warehousing.