Tech News Summary:
- Skechers USA has partnered with Hai Robotics to launch a new distribution center in Minato city, Tokyo, Japan, aimed at improving warehouse operational efficiency, fulfillment speed, and order accuracy.
- The decision to partner with Hai Robotics was driven by the need to address labor shortage issues and increasing SKU variety, ultimately choosing HaiPick system for reliable and effective automated order fulfillment.
- The integration of ASRS technology into Skechers’ new distribution center demonstrates how automation can drive significant improvements in productivity and addresses critical challenges such as labor shortages.
Skechers Unveils Cutting-Edge Warehouse with Hai Robotics’ Automated Goods-to-Person System
Skechers, the popular footwear and apparel brand, has announced the opening of its state-of-the-art warehouse with the integration of Hai Robotics’ Automated Goods-to-Person System. This cutting-edge technology is set to transform the way Skechers fulfills customer orders and manages its inventory.
The Hai Robotics’ system is designed to optimize warehouse operations by automating the movement of goods to fulfillment stations, where workers can efficiently pick and pack orders. This innovative approach to warehouse management is expected to significantly increase productivity and accuracy, while also reducing the physical strain on workers.
“We are thrilled to be partnering with Hai Robotics to bring the latest in automation technology to our warehouse operations,” said Skechers CEO Robert Greenberg. “This investment in cutting-edge technology will not only improve our efficiency and order fulfillment but also enhance the overall experience for our customers.”
The new warehouse is equipped with an array of autonomous robots that can navigate through the facility, retrieve items from storage and deliver them to designated workstations. This advanced system allows for a dynamic and adaptive approach to order fulfillment, as well as the ability to scale operations to meet the growing demands of e-commerce.
“We are proud to be partnering with Skechers to implement our state-of-the-art Automated Goods-to-Person System,” said Hai Robotics CEO, Leif Jentoft. “Our technology is designed to enable retailers to achieve unprecedented levels of efficiency, accuracy, and scalability, and we are excited to see the impact it will have on Skechers’ operations.”
The integration of Hai Robotics’ Automated Goods-to-Person System is a testament to Skechers’ commitment to staying at the forefront of innovation and technology in order to meet the evolving needs of its customers. The new warehouse is expected to be fully operational in the coming months, and will serve as a benchmark for the future of warehouse management in the retail industry.