PROJECT CASE · UNITED STATES

United States — 150,000+ Tote Locations for WINIT (via Geek+)

150,000+ tote positions of robot-compatible racking for WINIT's US fulfillment operation, delivered with Geek+. Cross-border e-commerce logistics is peak-driven and unforgiving — Black Friday does not move. The racking was manufactured in Dongtai and installed by JISE crews in the United States.

The project

WINIT, a leading cross-border e-commerce logistics provider, automated US fulfillment with Geek+ goods-to-person robots. JISE manufactured and installed 150,000+ tote positions of robot-compatible racking for the system.

Cross-border fulfillment lives on retail peaks: inventory floods in before the season and must flow out at maximum rate when it hits. Storage density plus robot-consistent retrieval is what keeps promises during those weeks.

What JISE delivered

Tote racking frames manufactured to the AMR fleet's interface standard, with the batch consistency that lets robots calibrate once and run the whole fleet. JISE crews installed the system in the US, working to the integrator's commissioning schedule.

US-delivered projects draw on JISE's RMI/ANSI MH16.1 component test record — RS90 uprights, A370 steel and beam-to-column connectors tested at SMHE laboratory in California, with certificates published on our Quality page.

What this means for non-US buyers

We list this project as delivery proof, not as a market focus: JISE's export organization concentrates on Europe, Australia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and Latin America. The point for buyers in those markets is simple — the same manufacturing and installation organization that meets US project requirements builds your system.

Tested components, certified documentation and factory-direct installation travel with every JISE export project.