In-Store & Darkstore Order Picking

In-store fulfillment and darkstore operations must manage high SKU diversity within constrained urban footprints while meeting aggressive, short-window delivery targets. Traditional manual picking methods often lead to excessive operator walking distances, prolonged item searching times, and severe order bottlenecks during peak hours.

The TARO and CarrGO robot families are specifically engineered to navigate narrow aisles across retail stores, urban micro-fulfillment centers (MFCs), and darkstores, transporting totes, bins, and operators directly through the order picking workflow. By eliminating operator walking requirements, onboard control interface guidance and Pick-to-Light (P2L) systems direct personnel to exact item locations and pick quantities. This robotic infrastructure alleviates physical material transport burdens while virtually reducing walking distances to zero, leveraging integrated barcode scanners and optional precision weight sensors to validate every pick step in real time.

• Footprint Efficiency: P2L light guidance actively supports put-away, stocking, and inventory audit tasks in addition to order picking, enabling high-density storage configurations exceeding 3,000 SKUs per 100 m². The compact architecture seamlessly adapts to narrow aisle configurations and dense racking layouts.


• Control & Verification at Every Stage: Integrated barcode scanning and optional weight validation eliminate mispicks and incomplete orders.


• Real-Time Tracking: Native bi-directional integration with ERP and WMS environments ensures continuous real-time synchronization of orders, inventory levels, and task statuses.


• Peak Demand Scalability: Operational capacity can be scaled incrementally during promotional campaigns and peak order hours by dynamically deploying additional mobile robots.