Warehouse automation company moves to Norcross
The American headquarters of Hai Robotics is now in Norcross, having relocated from California.
The company specializes in warehouse automation and is known for its HaiPick Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (ASRS). The move to Norcross will bring the company closer to its partners and customers and strengthen its presence in the American market.
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The new headquarters has a state-of-the-art demonstration warehouse that will enable the company to display its products. It will be of an immersive nature so that customers can experience the efficiencies and capabilities of the products from fulfillment technology to goods-to-person picking.
The in-house training facilities of the company will also be expanded with a hands-on teaching and warehouse space. The goal is to ensure that the company’s partners and customers have the skills and knowledge they need to best utilize the company’s systems.
Founder and CEO of Hai Robotics, Richie Chen, said this new headquarters in Norcross is an important milestone for the company. He added that it noy only brings the company closer to its partners and customers but demonstrates its commitment to supporting the market in the United States locally. He said that the expanded development and training capabilities as well as greater local support will better position the company to meet the needs of its partners and customers.
The company specializes in warehouse automation and is known for its HaiPick Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (ASRS). The move to Norcross will bring the company closer to its partners and customers and strengthen its presence in the American market.
Such moves often require stationery printers for the printing of letterheads, business cards, and other corporate materials.
The new headquarters has a state-of-the-art demonstration warehouse that will enable the company to display its products. It will be of an immersive nature so that customers can experience the efficiencies and capabilities of the products from fulfillment technology to goods-to-person picking.
The in-house training facilities of the company will also be expanded with a hands-on teaching and warehouse space. The goal is to ensure that the company’s partners and customers have the skills and knowledge they need to best utilize the company’s systems.
Founder and CEO of Hai Robotics, Richie Chen, said this new headquarters in Norcross is an important milestone for the company. He added that it noy only brings the company closer to its partners and customers but demonstrates its commitment to supporting the market in the United States locally. He said that the expanded development and training capabilities as well as greater local support will better position the company to meet the needs of its partners and customers.