Goods-to-person systems invert the warehouse: instead of pickers walking aisles, AMRs bring the shelf to the station. The racking in a G2P system is a moving component — lifted, carried and docked thousands of times per day — so frame weight, base-plate geometry and joint rigidity are engineering parameters, not catalog options, and deflection limits are specified tighter than for any static shelving.

JISE manufactures pod racks and robot-compatible G2P shelving to the robot OEM's interface drawings: light-duty levels around 50 kg, reconfigurable on 50/75 mm pitch, with base geometry held to the robot's docking tolerance. Batch consistency is the hidden specification — a pod frame made in month 12 must dock identically to one made in month 1, or the fleet map drifts.

Selection guide: choose pod/G2P shelving for piece and case picking with latent-lift AMRs; choose CTU tote racking when climbing robots handle totes directly on the rack; choose robot-ready pallet racking when AGVs handle full pallets. All three are engineered under the AGV/AMR racking OEM program with interface data exchanged under NDA — the tolerance discipline is detailed in our integrator tolerance guide.

Typical applications