HaiQ vs Rologi Automation Suite

HaiQ is warehouse software for automated order fulfillment and inventory management. Its Warehouse Execution System interfaces with ERP, WMS, and MES systems and handles inbound, outbound, inventory checks, stock consolidation, and material handling. Configurable strategies include order grouping, order splitting, wave rules, and heat strategies. The Equipment Scheduling System integrates HaiPick, HaiPort, HaiFlex, conveyors, pick-to-light systems, emergency-stop switches, and guard doors, and is described as scheduling more than 1,000 robots. Algorithms cover order allocation, task allocation, path planning, and charging. A Data Platform combines information from WES, the scheduling system, and robots. A Simulation Platform creates a 1:1 virtual warehouse from maps, orders, inventory, and demand configurations. Hai Robotics cites automatic failover, load balancing, data disaster prevention, encrypted robot communications, and capacity for up to 10,000 external requests per second. Pricing is on request; no self-serve trial is shown.

Rologi Automation Suite (RAS) is a cloud platform for warehouse operations teams managing automation. It connects hardware from different vendors to business systems, with an API layer connecting to ERP, WMS, e-commerce, and TMS. Supported automation includes ASRS, AMR, AGV, shuttles, vertical lifts, and robotic picking. One adapter per technology supports multiple grids and warehouses from a single instance. RAS coordinates real-time tasks across automation types, including workload balancing, order batching, and route optimization. Listed workflows span guided inbound putaway, single- and multi-order picking, staging and buffering, expedition routing, cycle counting, and stock validation. Operator tools include workstation interfaces, stock allocation, performance monitoring, and real-time alerts. Dashboards cover utilization, availability, and throughput, alongside stock prediction and demand forecasting. The platform lists native support for scanners, cameras, and pick-by-light. Its native WMS layer is in development, though customers can connect an existing WMS through the integration hub. Rologi describes RAS as cloud-native, with automatic scaling and no on-premises infrastructure. Pricing is on request, with fees set out in an applicable order form.