Hai Robotics has completed a project for a large-scale HaiPick System 3 deployment at LPP Logistics’ new ecommerce fulfilment centre near Bucharest, Romania.
The solution combines 278 HaiPick Automated Case-handling Robots (ACRs) with 670 Fast-transit Companion AMRs. Together, they support more than 625,000+ storage locations and provide capacity for up to 7.5 million garments and accessories.
The HaiPick System 3 deployment was completed in less than six months, enabling LPP Logistics to rapidly expand fulfilment capacity for its growing ecommerce operations in Southeastern Europe.
LPP Logistics manages the logistics operations of the LPP Group, one of Central Europe’s largest fashion retailers. The group operates five internationally recognized brands: Reserved, Cropp, House, Mohito and Sinsay. The Bucharest-area fulfilment centre serves online customers across Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece and Hungary.
Deployment at a Glance:
- 948 Hai Robotics robots: 278 ACRs and 670 AMRs
- More than 625,000+ storage locations
- Capacity for up to 7.5 million garments and accessories
- Throughput of more than 9,400 totes per hour
- Deployment completed in less than six months
LPP Logistics demonstrates how flexible warehouse automation can support the rapid growth of omnichannel retail… Together, we have created a scalable fulfilment platform that meets current operational needs while giving LPP Logistics the flexibility to expand as its business evolves.
said Peter Guan, General Manager EMEA at Hai Robotics.
The case study shows the collaboration between Hai Robotics and LPP Logistics in designing the solution around the retailer’s operational requirements. The new fulfilment centre delivers substantial improvements across storage capacity, operational efficiency, and future scalability.
Improved Fulfillment Efficiency & Faster Service Levels
Powered by 278 ACRs and 670 AMRs, the goods-to-person solution eliminates extensive operator travel and significantly improves picking productivity. The automated workflow enables faster order fulfilment while improving workplace ergonomics and operational consistency.
The facility is designed to process more than 80,000 orders per day, supported by automated sortation capable of handling up to 14,000 parcels per hour, helping LPP Logistics in its aim to deliver faster service across South-Eastern Europe.
