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Explore our flagship robotic platforms engineered specifically for high-throughput inbound receiving and intelligent put-away operations across diverse warehouse environments.
High-speed barcode scanning, weight verification, and automated sortation for rapid inbound processing with zero manual intervention.
AI-driven autonomous mobile robots that navigate dynamically, optimize bin locations, and execute put-away tasks with precision and speed.
Shuttle-based and crane-integrated systems that bring incoming SKUs directly to operator workstations, eliminating travel time entirely.
Vision-guided robotic arms for mixed-SKU depalletizing at dock doors, feeding downstream conveyor and put-away workflows seamlessly.
Taking the actual business needs as the cornerstone, SCP is committed to comprehensively innovating and enhancing the overall supply chain planning of enterprises. We provide enterprises with comprehensive end-to-end supply chain solutions, build a multi-role and multi-dimensional intelligent supply chain collaboration system, and achieve all-round efficient collaboration and process optimization.
At present, SCP has established a product architecture supported by software and hardware, and supplemented by the top-level design of the supply chain control tower to create an agile, flexible and efficient end-to-end supply chain system for enterprises — with warehouse robotics at the very core of inbound and put-away transformation.
The global warehouse robotics market is undergoing an unprecedented transformation. Inbound receiving and put-away — historically the most labor-intensive and error-prone processes — are now the primary targets for robotic automation investment.
Global e-commerce volumes have tripled over the past five years, forcing distribution centers to process thousands of inbound SKUs per hour. Warehouse robots are no longer optional — they are operationally critical for meeting same-day and next-day fulfillment SLAs.
Persistent labor shortages in logistics hubs across North America, Europe, and Asia have accelerated ROI timelines for robotic put-away systems. Facilities deploying AMRs for inbound operations report 40–60% reductions in direct labor costs within 18 months.
Temperature-controlled warehouses present unique challenges for human workers. Robotic inbound systems operating in freezer environments (-25°C) are now commercially proven, with SCP deploying specialized cold-chain AMR fleets for major food distribution networks.
The warehouse robotics market is projected to reach $51 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of over 14%. Inbound receiving and put-away automation accounts for the largest segment of new deployments, driven by WMS integration and real-time inventory demands.
COVID-19 exposed critical vulnerabilities in manual inbound processes. Enterprises are now investing in robotic inbound infrastructure as a strategic resilience measure — ensuring operations continue uninterrupted regardless of workforce availability fluctuations.
Major retailers operating omnichannel models require inbound systems that can simultaneously process bulk pallet deliveries and individual unit replenishment. Robotic put-away systems with AI-driven slotting algorithms are enabling this dual-mode operation at scale.
The next wave of warehouse robot innovation is being shaped by advances in AI, sensor fusion, and collaborative human-robot workflows — redefining what is possible in inbound logistics.
Machine learning algorithms now analyze historical order patterns, seasonal demand, and SKU velocity in real time to dynamically assign put-away locations — reducing future pick travel distances by up to 35% and maximizing storage utilization.
Advanced 3D vision systems enable robots to identify, locate, and grasp randomly oriented items from mixed pallets or conveyor streams — eliminating the need for pre-sorted, structured inbound loads and dramatically reducing dock processing time.
Next-generation AMR fleets self-organize using swarm intelligence, dynamically redistributing inbound workloads across available units. Fleet management platforms provide real-time throughput dashboards, predictive maintenance alerts, and autonomous task reassignment.
Integration of cube-storage AS/RS with robotic inbound receiving creates a seamless flow from dock door to storage bin. Systems like multi-tier shuttle racking combined with conveyor-fed put-away robots are achieving storage densities 4× greater than conventional racking.
Modern warehouse robots are engineered with regenerative braking, intelligent sleep modes, and solar-compatible power management. Leading operators report 30–45% reductions in energy consumption per unit processed after transitioning from conveyor-heavy to AMR-based inbound systems.
Real-time IoT sensor networks feed live data into digital twin models of the warehouse, enabling operators to simulate inbound surges, test put-away strategies, and optimize robot routing — all before making physical changes to the facility layout.
From high-velocity fashion fulfillment to temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical distribution, warehouse robots are solving complex inbound challenges across every major vertical.
Robotic inbound systems in frozen and chilled warehouses eliminate worker exposure to extreme temperatures while maintaining 24/7 receiving throughput. SCP's cold-chain AMR platform integrates with temperature monitoring IoT sensors to ensure every inbound SKU is logged with its thermal history.
Pharmaceutical inbound requires 100% traceability, serialization verification, and strict storage condition compliance. Robotic receiving systems perform automated GS1 barcode scanning, batch/lot capture, and quarantine routing — ensuring regulatory compliance from the moment goods arrive at the dock.
Fashion warehouses face extreme inbound complexity — thousands of unique SKUs arriving in mixed cartons across multiple seasons simultaneously. AI-powered robotic put-away systems use predictive analytics to slot new arrivals based on anticipated order velocity, dramatically reducing pick path lengths during peak periods.
MRO and industrial parts distributors manage tens of thousands of low-velocity SKUs with highly variable physical dimensions. Robotic put-away systems equipped with adaptive grippers and bin-dimensioning sensors automatically measure, weigh, and assign optimal storage locations for every incoming part number.
Our culture is the foundation of every robotic solution we build — driven by mission, guided by vision, and defined by our positioning as technology innovators.
Benefiting farmers and bringing welfare to consumers — embedding social responsibility into every supply chain technology we develop.
Leading the technological upgrade of the supply chain and achieving extraordinary value for transformers — including warehouse robotics pioneers worldwide.
Alliance of Developers of New Quality Supply Chain Technology — uniting hardware, software, and AI to redefine inbound warehouse operations.
Four core values guide our development of warehouse robotics solutions — ensuring every deployment creates lasting commercial, social, and technological value.
Inheriting the mission gene of the New Hope Group, which is "Benefiting farmers and bringing welfare to consumers", SCP integrates social responsibility into the bloodstream of its corporate development. In the supply chain technology services, we not only focus on creating commercial value for customers but also are committed to promoting the standardized development of the industry and safeguarding the interests of participants in the upstream and downstream of the industrial chain. We fulfill our corporate responsibilities with practical actions and contribute to the stable development of the social economy.
Relying on a professional R&D team of more than 300 people and years of technical accumulation, SCP always takes innovation as the core driving force for development. Whether it is the R&D of logistics and supply chain systems from scratch or the continuous exploration of an intelligent supply chain collaboration system, it demonstrates our persistent pursuit of innovation. We break through the bottlenecks of industry development through innovation and lead the trend of supply chain technology transformation.
As the "Alliance of Developers of New Quality Supply Chain Technology", SCP adheres to the concept of open cooperation and actively builds an ecological environment for collaborative development with industry partners and customers. By integrating the resources and advantages of all parties, we achieve complementary capabilities and value sharing. We gather strength in cooperation, jointly explore the new blue ocean of supply chain technology, and achieve a win-win situation for multiple parties.
With a deep understanding of the actual business scenarios and demands, we take customer needs as the guide. From providing end-to-end supply chain solutions, to offering light consulting services accompanying projects, and then to professional and efficient implementation and delivery, SCP always puts the customer experience and satisfaction first. We spare no effort to provide high-quality and considerate services for customers and help them achieve the goals of supply chain digital transformation.
SCP focuses on providing comprehensive solutions for the food supply chain, as well as research and development of intelligent software and hardware products and services. The company aims to be based on the Internet of Things AI, the comprehensive application of machine learning, intelligent devices and other technologies, through automated, digitized, intelligent and systematic technology products and solution matrices, enhances the overall operational efficiency of supply chain procurement/supply/sales, and helps upgrade the value of upstream and downstream industries.
Our warehouse robot platform for inbound receiving and put-away operations seamlessly connects dock management, robotic depalletizing, AMR transport, and AS/RS put-away into a single, orchestrated workflow — managed by our AI-powered Supply Chain Control Tower.
From dock-door depalletizing to final bin put-away, our full product portfolio covers every step of the inbound receiving and put-away workflow.
Vision-guided robotic arm for mixed-pallet depalletizing at dock doors, feeding downstream conveyor systems at up to 800 cases/hour.
Autonomous mobile robots for high-speed transport of inbound goods from receiving stations to put-away zones with dynamic path planning.
Multi-face barcode scanning tunnels with integrated weight and dimension capture for 100% automated inbound verification at full conveyor speed.
Multi-tier shuttle and crane-based AS/RS delivering 4× storage density with sub-second put-away confirmation and real-time bin-level inventory.
Machine learning platform that dynamically assigns put-away locations based on velocity, seasonality, and co-location rules to minimize future pick travel.
Specialized AMR platform rated for operation in -25°C environments, with integrated temperature logging and FEFO put-away enforcement for food and pharma.
Pre-built connectors for SAP, Oracle, Manhattan, and custom WMS platforms — enabling plug-and-play robot fleet deployment without legacy system replacement.
Real-time operational dashboard providing end-to-end visibility from purchase order creation through inbound receipt confirmation and final put-away completion.
Connect with SCP's warehouse robotics specialists to design a tailored solution for your facility — from single-robot pilot programs to full-facility autonomous inbound transformation.
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