HaiQ

Paid#5 of 21 in Warehouse Robotics Software

HaiQ: A broad warehouse execution platform for mixed-robot scheduling and algorithmic optimization. Ranked #5 of 21 in Warehouse Robotics Software by our editors (8.7/10); pricing: Pricing on request; best for robotic execution with advanced scheduling.

8.7/10★★★★☆Editor score

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At a glance

• Editor score
  8.7 / 10
• Pricing
  Pricing on request
• Best for
  Robotic execution with advanced scheduling
• Founded
  2016 · Shenzhen, China
• Facts checked
  21 Sep 2026

• Where it wins

  • Schedules mixed robot and AGV fleets with task and equipment management
  • Combines path planning, charging algorithms, and virtual-warehouse simulation
  • Integrates with ERP, WMS, MES, WCS, and customer-developed systems

• Where it doesn't

  • Pricing requires contact with the sales team
  • Focused on automated warehouse operations and robotics orchestration
  • Not open source

Our verdict on HaiQ

HaiQ is Hai Robotics’ warehouse execution and robotics orchestration platform for automated warehouses. It coordinates inbound, outbound, inventory checks, stock consolidation, material handling, orders, robots, workstations, and other equipment. Its goods-to-person orchestration model is aimed at logistics warehouses, factories, retailers, e-commerce operations, manufacturers, healthcare organizations, and third-party logistics providers.

The platform’s strongest area is operational coordination across varied warehouse equipment. HaiQ supports equipment scheduling, task management, mixed scheduling for multiple robot and AGV types, order grouping and splitting, wave rules, heat-strategy configuration, and allocation of orders and robot tasks. It also includes path planning and charging algorithms. Real-time data collection and visualization covers warehouses, robots, equipment, personnel, and commodities, giving operators a shared view of execution activity.

Simulation and integration broaden its role beyond robot dispatch. HaiQ can create virtual-warehouse simulations using map, order, inventory, and demand files, while interfaces connect with ERP, WMS, MES, WCS, and customer-developed systems. The ecosystem also includes HaiPick, HaiPort, HaiFlex, conveyors, pick-to-light systems, emergency-stop switches, guard doors, and AGVs. According to the published commercial model, pricing is handled through contact with sales rather than a self-serve plan structure. HaiQ is a strong fit for organizations coordinating complex automated workflows and mixed robotic fleets; teams seeking a lightweight inventory tool, open-source software, or straightforward self-serve purchasing should look elsewhere.

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HaiQ pricing

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HaiQ integrations

HaiQ lists 12 integrations on its own site.

• ERP
• WMS
• MES
• WCS
• HaiPick
• HaiPort
• HaiFlex
• conveyors
• pick-to-light systems
• emergency-stop switches
• guard doors
• AGVs

Alternatives to HaiQ

• InOrbit Space IntelligenceMulti-vendor orchestration with missions, traffic control, analytics, and simulation.9.4
• Lucas WESA broad warehouse execution layer for coordinating labor, systems, and automation.9.2
• AutoStoreA cloud-controlled cube-storage robotics platform for mid-market and enterprise fulfillment.9.1

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