Under-tote lifter for goods-to-person picking
Drives under a tote rack or roller cart, lifts 60 mm and carries it to a pick station. Turns in place, fits a 900 mm aisle.
Autonomous pallet and tote robots for warehouses that run three shifts. No floor tape, no beacons, no forklift driver shortage.
1,400kg
2.0m/s
±5mm
99.4%
01 Fleet
Every Halden robot runs the same localisation, the same safety controller and the same Yard interface, so mixing tote, pallet and forklift units on one floor is a configuration, not a project.
Drives under a tote rack or roller cart, lifts 60 mm and carries it to a pick station. Turns in place, fits a 900 mm aisle.
Picks EUR 1 and 40 x 48 pallets from floor, conveyor or stand. Runs on the same aisles as manual pallet jacks.
Puts pallets away at 3.6 m and pulls them again, with a mast-mounted scanner covering the raised load. Outdoor-rated to the yard.
02 Specifications
Values below are measured on production units on sealed concrete at 20 °C, laden to rated payload unless stated. Tolerances and test methods are in the full datasheet.
| Specification | HX-600Tote and case | HX-1400Pallet | HX-2500Forklift |
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03 Safety
Two 270 degree safety scanners cover every side of the chassis. Field sets are switched by speed and load, so the protective field is always longer than the braking distance, with margin.
40ms
6
0incidents
2x
04 Yard software
Yard is the fleet manager that ships with every robot. It takes transport orders from your WMS, assigns them, routes traffic, schedules charging and reports back. It runs on a single on-site server with a cloud mirror for support.
SAP EWM, Manhattan Active, Blue Yonder and Körber connectors maintained by Halden. Anything else over REST or MQTT.
Third-party AGVs from other vendors can share the floor under Yard traffic control, or Halden robots can run under yours.
Time-window reservation on a lane graph, with deadlock detection and priority lanes for outbound waves.
Opportunity charging between orders. Yard keeps every robot above 30% state of charge during the peak plan you give it.
Load your layout and last month's order file. Yard tells you the fleet size and the throughput before a single robot arrives.
05 Deployment
No floor modification, no downtime. We map your building while it operates and commission robots one aisle at a time.
One engineer, one day. Floor flatness, aisle widths, dock geometry, Wi-Fi coverage and the order profile from your WMS.
A single HX-1400 maps the building during a normal shift. Yard simulates the last 30 days of orders on the real map.
Five robots on dock-to-rack only, mixed with your existing traffic. Safety fields are validated on site with your officer present.
Full fleet arrives pre-configured. Adding a robot later is a serial number in Yard and a 45 minute charge.
| Reference site | Type | Fleet | Moves per hour | Live since |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Venlo, Netherlands | Third-party logistics, 48,000 m² | 62 robots | 412 | 2024-03 |
| Leeds, United Kingdom | Grocery distribution, chilled | 38 robots | 290 | 2024-09 |
| Győr, Hungary | Automotive line-side feed | 24 robots | 188 | 2025-02 |
| Reno, Nevada, United States | E-commerce fulfilment | 140 robots | 1,060 | 2025-06 |