Geek+

• GINO 1
• P800R

  P Series

Facilities & manufacturing

• Production setup

  2026-08-29 - Geek+ says phased robotics deployment in its own smart factory doubled production capacity, raised single-shift efficiency by 33–67% and achieved assembly pass rates above 98%. - Geek+ Smart Factory — production capacity doubled - Geek+ Smart Factory

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Production capacity

• Production rate

  2025-06-12 - Geek+ reported Lockport productivity rose from 40 to 150 picks per hour. - S&S Activewear Lockport DC - Lockport distribution center

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Output & shipments

• Shipments

  2026-03-30 - Geek+ reported that it had shipped more than 72,000 warehouse robots worldwide by December 31, 2025. - Geek+ robots shipped worldwide

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Orders & commitments

• Order / commitment

  2025-06-17 - Geek+ was awarded a Yusen Logistics project for 165 Shelf-to-Person robots in Northampton. - Northampton warehouse automation project

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• Order / commitment

  2020-11-25 - Catch.com.au announced plans to adopt more than 100 Geek+ AMRs through Körber for its Truganina fulfilment centre. - Catch.com.au Truganina fulfilment centre

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Operating use

• Facility

  2026-09-30 - Geek+ reported approximately 1.4 million automated high-bay storage locations across the LPP Logistics programme. - LPP Logistics programme

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Operating milestones

• Operating milestone

  2026-09-30 - Geek+ says the deployed system can orchestrate more than 1,000 robots at a single site. - single LPP Logistics site

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• Operating metric

  2026-03-30 - Geek+ reported an approximately 78% customer repurchase rate as of December 31, 2025, evidencing recurring commercial adoption. - Geek+ global end-customer base

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• Operating metric

  2025-08-27 - Shanghai Siemens Switchgear deployed Geek+ robots and reported a 350% efficiency improvement. - Shanghai Siemens Switchgear deployment

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• Operating milestone

  2024-05-22 - Geek+ reported that RoboShuttle and PopPick systems had handled five million totes across 170 deployments. - RoboShuttle and PopPick systems

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• Operating milestone

  2023-03-20 - Geek+ reported that its global robot fleet picked more than 10 billion items over the prior year. - Global

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• Operating milestone

  2022-07-19 - Geek+ opened a UK headquarters and robotics experience centre. - UK headquarters

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• Operating milestone

  2022-05-31 - Geek+ reported that its warehouse-robot systems had been implemented in 16 European countries. - European implementations

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• Operating milestone

  2020-11-18 - Geek+ reported 13.19 million orders delivered in 36 hours using nearly 5,500 AMRs across more than 300,000 square metres during the 2020 Singles’ Day peak. - 2020 Singles’ Day network

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• Operating milestone

  2019-11-22 - Geek+ reported eight million orders delivered in 72 hours by its smart-warehouse network during the 2019 Singles’ Day peak. - 2019 Singles’ Day network

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• Operating milestone

  2026-08-30 - Yanfeng operates 18 Geek+ P800 robots across four production areas, with flow up to 60 cars per hour and reported payback under two years. - Yanfeng — 18 P800 robots across 4 production areas

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• Operating metric

  2026-08-29 - Life365’s Italian Geek+ M200C goods-to-person deployment reports picking accuracy increased to 99.99%. - Life365 Italy — 99.99% picking accuracy

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• Operating milestone

  2026-08-29 - Dr.Max centralized services in 2024 at a 14,000 m² automated warehouse in Telgate; Geek+ reports 3–4× efficiency, 99.99% fulfilment accuracy and a 1–3 month implementation. - Dr.Max Telgate, Italy — 14,000 m² automated warehouse

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• Operating milestone

  2026-08-29 - Paack’s Geek+ sorting installation processes more than 1,000 shipments per hour with reported 99.99% order-fulfilment accuracy. - Paack — more than 1,000 shipments/hour

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• Operating milestone

  2026-08-29 - Decathlon’s European Geek+ installation reports 250 order lines per hour per station, 339 putaway articles per hour per station and up to 30% more storage capacity. - Decathlon Europe — 250 order lines/hour/station

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• Operating milestone

  2026-08-29 - Moogo’s 3,000-square-metre cold-chain warehouse reports fourfold storage-density and workforce-productivity improvements after its Geek+ PopPick deployment. - Moogo — 4× storage density

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• Operating metric

  2026-08-29 - TAHUHU’s Geek+ SkyCube deployment reports a 60% manpower reduction and 30% increase in storage capacity after a two-year performance survey. - TAHUHU — 60% manpower reduction

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• Reported growth

  2026-08-29 - Comix’s Geek+ deployment reports 200% storage-capacity growth, 40% higher space utilization, 50% higher picking efficiency and 99.99% accuracy. - Comix — 200% storage-capacity growth

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• Operating milestone

  2026-08-29 - PChome’s LinKou A7 Geek+ deployment supports peak capacity of 200,000 daily orders and reports tripled picking efficiency. - PChome — 200,000 orders/day peak capacity

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• Operating milestone

  2026-08-29 - Starlinks’ Geek+ RoboShuttle deployment provides double-deep storage for up to 12 million items. - Starlinks — up to 12 million items

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• Operating metric

  2026-08-29 - THG Fulfil reports that 95% of units sold pass through some form of automation after expansion with Geek+ solutions. - THG Fulfil — 95% of units

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• Operating milestone

  2026-08-29 - CEVA Logistics’ Geek+ footwear-fulfilment operation processes more than 15 million units annually using P-800 robots. - CEVA Logistics — more than 15 million units/year

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• Operating milestone

  2026-08-29 - George’s Geek+ returns and fulfilment deployment supports 700 SKUs and 7,200 units per day. - George — 7,200 units/day

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• Operating milestone

  2026-08-29 - Bolloré Logistics’ Australian Geek+ AMR operation exceeds 360 picks per hour per station and supports 8,000 orders per day. - Bolloré Logistics Australia — more than 360 picks/hour/station

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• Operating metric

  2026-08-29 - Ariat’s Geek+ deployment reduced associate walking by 82% and increased productivity by 100%, according to the provider case study. - Ariat — 82% walking-distance reduction

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• Operating metric

  2026-08-29 - Rhenus Hong Kong’s Geek+ AMR warehouse reports 99.99% order-fulfilment accuracy across more than 2,000 SKUs. - Rhenus Hong Kong — 99.99% order accuracy

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• Operating use

  2026-09-30 - Geek+ reported more than 1,600 autonomous robots across two LPP Logistics fulfilment centres in Poland. - LPP Logistics programme

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• Operating use

  2026-06-10 - Geekplus deployed 436 autonomous mobile robots across multiple Toyota Motor Corporation plants in Japan. - multi-site plant deployment - multiple Toyota plants in Japan

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• Operating use

  2026-05-19 - Geekplus disclosed a robotic-arm picking deployment at Schneider Electric that doubled manual throughput. - named customer warehouse automation deployment - Schneider Electric logistics operation

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• Customer site

  2026-05-08 - Geekplus deployed customized Shelf-to-Person automation for OMLOG in Hong Kong. - single named customer site - OMLOG Hong Kong operation

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• Operating use

  2026-03-30 - Geek+ reported robot shipments to more than 40 countries and regions by December 31, 2025. - Countries and regions receiving Geek+ robot shipments

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• Operating use

  2026-03-30 - Geek+ reported serving approximately 950 end customers worldwide by December 31, 2025. - Geek+ end customers worldwide

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• Operating use

  2026-03-30 - Geek+ reported serving more than 80 Fortune Global 500 companies by December 31, 2025. - Fortune Global 500 customers served by Geek+

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• Customer site

  2025-08-21 - Geekplus and Starlinks completed a large-scale RoboShuttle8 warehouse automation deployment in Riyadh. - single named customer site - Riyadh warehouse operation

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• Commercial activity

  2025-06-12 - Geek+ reported its goods-to-person system deployed across five S&S Activewear distribution centers. - S&S Activewear network - S&S Activewear distribution-center network

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• Operating use

  2025-06-12 - Geek+ said the S&S Activewear Lockport DC now runs 600 robots and 50 stations. - S&S Activewear Lockport DC - Lockport distribution center

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• Operating use

  2023-04-20 - Geek+ reported deploying more than 3,000 robots in Europe during 2022. - Europe

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• Operating use

  2022-11-21 - Geek+ completed a 145-robot warehouse deployment for YesAsia in Hong Kong. - Hong Kong

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• Operating use

  2026-08-29 - Dr.Max’s Bucharest distribution centre operates 96 Geek+ P500 robots around the clock and handles more than 25,000 SKUs per month at 180–190 lines per hour in peak periods. - Dr.Max Bucharest — 96 P500 robots

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• Operating use

  2026-08-29 - DSV’s Hong Kong Geek+ installation uses 42 picking robots, 739 racks and nine workstations and reports doubled productivity. - DSV — 42 robots

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• Operating use

  2026-08-29 - Dr.Max’s Geek+ e-commerce deployment uses nearly 100 AMRs around the clock across more than 25,000 SKUs, with reported fulfilment accuracy above 99%. - Dr.Max — nearly 100 AMRs

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• Operating use

  2026-08-29 - Walmart’s 200-square-metre Geek+ pilot used six picking robots and increased productivity from 149 to 533 pieces per person per hour; 18 additional robots were described as planned, not deployed. - Walmart — 6 robots in pilot

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• Operating use

  2026-08-29 - Stork-Up’s Geek+ deployment went live in 12 days and reports 99.99% picking accuracy and a 300% improvement in accuracy and efficiency. - Stork-Up — 12-day go-live

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• Operating use

  2026-08-29 - Decathlon’s Kunshan Geek+ installation uses 46 P800 robots across about 2,000 square metres and handles 40,000 pieces per day. - Decathlon Kunshan — 46 P800 robots

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• Operating use

  2026-08-29 - ASDA’s UK cross-docking deployment uses 60 Geek+ S20C robots in a 360-square-metre sorting area. - ASDA — 60 S20C robots

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• Operating use

  2026-08-29 - S&S Activewear’s Geek+ PopPick deployment operates 340 AMRs and processes up to 4,500 order lines per hour. - S&S Activewear — 340 AMRs

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• Operating use

  2026-08-29 - myEnso’s Geek+ goods-to-person deployment uses 30 AMRs in its distribution center. - myEnso — 30 AMRs

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• Operating use

  2026-08-29 - A Taiwan e-commerce warehouse integrated by Unitech uses more than 100 Geek+ P-series robots and reports a 66% increase in order-processing efficiency. - Taiwan e-commerce warehouse / Unitech — more than 100 P-series robots - Taiwan e-commerce warehouse / Unitech

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• Operating use

  2026-08-29 - OEG’s 15,000-square-metre Geek+ warehouse deployed 153 AMRs and went live in three months without production downtime. - OEG — 153 AMRs

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• Operating use

  2026-08-29 - NEXT’s Geek+ deployment operates 250 AMRs, reports twice the prior manual efficiency and processes more than 16,000 products daily. - NEXT — 250 AMRs

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• Operating use

  2026-08-29 - MedicAir’s Geek+ installation uses 15 AMRs and three stations, processes about 600 orders daily and averages 120–130 lines per hour per station. - MedicAir — 15 AMRs

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• Operating use

  Geek+ documented JJCL using its SkyCube automation for multi-zone cold-chain pallet handling. - JJCL

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• Operating use

  Geek+ documented a large-scale AMR sorting deployment for Banggood’s e-commerce operation. - Banggood

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• Operating use

  OEG deployed 150 Geek+ P800 robots in a warehouse automation project completed in three months. - OEG warehouse automation

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• Operating use

  Coupang deployed thousands of Geek+ robots including P800 and S20 units in fulfillment operations. - Coupang fulfilment operations

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Supply chain relationships

• NVIDIA

  Inbound - Compute & Control - NVIDIA Jetson Thor provides onboard AI compute for Geek+'s GINO 1 warehouse humanoid

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• Intel

  Inbound - Perception - Intel supplies Intel depth-vision technology for Geek+ vision-only warehouse robots

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• OSARO

  Inbound - Automation - OSARO supplies OSARO robotic-picking technology for Geek+ warehouse-automation systems

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• Yusen Logistics

  Outbound - Oem Builders - Geek+ will supply a 165-robot warehouse-automation system for Yusen Logistics in Northampton

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• Decathlon

  Outbound - Equipment - Geek+ supplies warehouse robotics systems for Decathlon European ecommerce logistics

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• DHL Supply Chain

  Outbound - Oem Builders - Geek+ delivered 41 robots and its RoboShuttle system to DHL’s Te Kapua healthcare logistics facility

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• Walmart

  Outbound - Equipment - Geek+ supplies warehouse-automation robots for Walmart logistics operations

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• MISUMI Group

  Outbound - Warehouse Automation Equipment - Geek+ supplied and installed PopPick warehouse robots at MISUMI’s West Japan Distribution Center

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• 2022-08-08 - Series E1 - $100M - Geek+ raises USD 100M Series E1 with Intel investment

  valuation: > $2B - source: geekplus.com

• Intel Capital - Lead - Corporate / CVC - 1 funding event - strategic/corporate - first seen 2022-08-08
• Qingyue Capital Investment - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2022-08-08
• Vertex Growth - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2022-08-08

• Hongyan Liu - Chief Financial Officer - Liu leads finance for Geek+ as it scales global warehouse robotics deployments and operations.
• Hongbo Li - Co-founder, CTO - Li leads Geek+ technology work for warehouse automation and logistics robot systems.
• Kai Liu - Co-founder, VP of System R&D - Liu leads system R&D for Geek+ warehouse robotics and smart-logistics automation.
• Xi Chen - Co-founder, VP of Robots R&D - Chen leads robot R&D for Geek+ warehouse automation systems.
• Yong Zheng - Founder and CEO - Zheng leads Geek+ as it builds and deploys warehouse automation and smart-logistics robot systems globally.

Events

• 2026-10-20 - Deployment - Geek+ completes MISUMI West Japan PopPick installation

  The East and West Japan centres together have 149 robots, 15 stations and 801 shelves. At the earlier East Japan centre, the issuer reports roughly double productivity and storage efficiency versus the previous operation. The west rollout reuses operating procedures, training and improvements developed at the east site for high-variety industrial-parts logistics.

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• 2026-10-09 - Market Signal - Geek+ agrees conditional RMB50 million investment in Beijing Shenyi

  Completion depends on required authorisations, corporate approvals and registration changes, followed by payment within five working days of conditions being satisfied. Beijing Shenyi develops a general-purpose embodied intelligence model; after completion it is expected to be accounted for as an associate rather than a consolidated subsidiary.

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• 2026-09-30 - Deployment - Geek+ expands LPP deployment across two Polish fulfilment centres

  The installation uses warehouse height up to around 12 metres. Human staff concentrate on monitoring, exception handling and robotics troubleshooting. Robot capacity, workstations and throughput can expand with seasonal peaks and changing storage requirements.

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• 2026-09-10 - Demonstration - Geek+ demonstrates GINO 1 in integrated goods-to-robot warehouse workflow

  An AMR delivered shelving to PopPick Lite, which presented a tote before GINO 1 recognized a towel, grasped it and moved it into another container. Geek+ quoted peak handling throughput of 240–300 pieces per hour and compatibility with containers weighing up to 20 kilograms. The company said GINO is already operating at some Chinese sites and plans a first Japanese field-test installation around fiscal 2027.

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• 2026-08-26 - Deployment - DHL Supply Chain deployed Geek+ robotics at its new healthcare-logistics facility in New Zealand

  The system supports healthcare logistics in a newly opened New Zealand facility Geek+ mobile robots handle automated storage and order-fulfilment workflows The record is limited to the named DHL Supply Chain facility

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• 2026-08-12 - Product Launch - Geek+ launches RoboShuttle Hyper

  The system is rated for throughput of up to 6,000 totes per hour per 1,000 square metres. Geek+ says its scheduling architecture can coordinate as many as 5,000 robots in one deployment.

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• 2026-07-17 - Product Launch - Geek+ debuts Gravity embodied-intelligence framework

  Gravity is an AI framework for Geek+ robotics. The launch was presented at WAIC 2026. The launch did not identify a customer deployment.

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• 2026-06-22 - Partnership - Geek+ invests in J-Elephant and expands pallet-automation partnership

  Geek+ will fold J-Elephant’s vertical pallet robot technology into its warehouse-automation offerings, expanding the partnership beyond a single deployment or customer project. J-Elephant’s VPR system is designed for 4–11 m storage heights, ultra-narrow aisles and zone-by-zone deployment without production downtime. The partnership gives J-Elephant access to Geek+’s sales, delivery and service network spanning more than 40 countries, while supporting open-architecture integration with warehouse-orchestration platforms.

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• 2026-06-17 - Funding - Geek+ makes strategic investment in J-Elephant pallet AS/RS robotics

  J-Elephant develops pallet AS/RS robot systems and JMS industrial software. Geek+ framed the investment as a way to expand flexible pallet warehouse automation coverage. The event adds operating or commercial context for warehouse automation and material-handling robotics.

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• 2026-06-10 - Deployment - Geekplus deploys 436 AMRs across Toyota Japan plants

  The AMRs handled unmanned inter-process transport from inbound receiving to picking and processing. The Toyota systems scaled to roughly 200 robots per system. The deployment improved inventory-flow visibility across manufacturing logistics operations.

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• 2026-05-19 - Deployment - Geekplus robotic arm picking deployment at Schneider Electric doubles manual throughput

  Geekplus published deployment metrics from Schneider Electric's Shanghai warehouse using its robotic arm picking station. The system doubled manual picking throughput, reached more than 99.99 percent accuracy and adapted rapidly to new SKUs. The case adds live warehouse performance data for embodied picking automation in industrial logistics.

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• 2026-05-08 - Deployment - Geek+ deploys customized Shelf-to-Person automation for OMLOG in Hong Kong

  Geek+ and OMLOG announced the successful deployment of a customized warehouse automation solution at OMLOG's Hong Kong facility. The deployment uses Geek+ Shelf-to-Person hardware and software to manage more than 1,000 shelves inside a 70,000-square-foot multi-floor facility with 3-meter ceiling heights and an irregular layout. Geek+ said the project doubled operational productivity while supporting accuracy and efficiency in luxury fashion logistics.

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• 2026-05-07 - Partnership - Geek+ partners with Mindugar to expand warehouse automation adoption in Latin America

  Geek+ and Mindugar announced a strategic partnership to deliver warehouse automation solutions across Latin America. The partnership focuses on Shelf-to-Person systems including P800 and PopPick, plus the RoboShuttle Plus Tote-to-Person system. Mindugar adds regional storage and racking-system expertise while Geek+ supplies the robotics and software layer.

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• 2026-03-31 - Market Signal - Geek+ reports first adjusted net profit as 2025 revenue reaches RMB 3.17B

  Geek+ reported 2025 revenue of RMB 3.171B, up 31.6% year over year. The company said adjusted net profit and operating cash flow turned positive during the reporting period. Geek+ also reported total orders of RMB 4.137B, up 31.7% year over year.

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• 2026-03-24 - Product Launch - Geek+ launches RoboShuttle V5 autonomous picking and fulfillment system

  Geek+ introduced RoboShuttle V5, a tote-to-person system with embedded Robot Arm Picking Station integration. The system is positioned around unmanned picking, decoupled architecture, zero-shot learning, and 24/7 warehouse fulfillment. Geek+ said RoboShuttle V5 debuted at LogiMAT 2026 in Stuttgart.

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• 2026-02-10 - Product Launch - Geek+ introduces Gino 1 warehouse robot

  Two force-controlled seven-axis arms carry three-finger hands with tactile sensing and palm cameras. Geek+ Brain combines warehouse operating data with simulation training and a vision-language-action planning architecture. The proposed workflow combines Gino 1 manipulation with AMR transport and storage fleets and robotic picking stations.

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• 2026-02-03 - Demonstration - Geek+ operated live warehouse robots in an immersive shoppable-fashion runway demonstration

  The live installation operated inside more than 200,000 square feet of studio space Warehouse robots formed part of a shoppable fashion presentation The configuration was a public demonstration rather than a warehouse deployment

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• 2025-12-09 - Product Launch - Geek+ unveils Robot Arm Picking Station

  The system combines robotic picking with Geek+ warehouse automation. Geek+ presented it as a station for unmanned picking workflows. The launch did not identify a customer deployment.

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• 2025-12-02 - Deployment - Arvato deploys Geek+ Goods-to-Person robots in Poznań

  The system is live at Arvato’s Poznań logistics center. A fleet of Geek+ P800 robots moves racks to workstations. The deployment serves order picking in a 48,000-square-meter facility.

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• 2025-11-14 - Partnership - Shiperoo expands with Geek+ fulfillment systems in Melbourne

  Shiperoo used Geek+ systems at two Melbourne sites. One site uses Shelf-to-Person automation and the other uses Tote-to-Person automation. The partnership covers continued fulfillment automation and expansion.

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• 2025-11-05 - Partnership - Maersk Korea and Geek+ sign robotics integration MoU

  The MoU covers joint discovery and execution of robotics projects. A PopPick system is installed in the Maersk Innovation Center for testing. Commercial deployments remained exploratory at the announcement date.

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• 2025-10-16 - Deployment - Søstrene Grene deploys 64 Geek+ robots in Venlo

  The Venlo system uses 64 P1200 robots. The installation includes five picking stations and more than 500 racks. A similar Aarhus deployment remained planned for 2026.

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• 2025-08-29 - Deployment - AS Watson deploys Geek+ robots in Benelux fulfillment center

  The operating fleet contains 105 mobile robots. The robots work in a multi-floor e-commerce distribution center. AS Watson reported doubled capacity for the automated workflow.

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• 2025-08-27 - Production Milestone - Shanghai Siemens Switchgear deployed Geek+ robots and reported a 350% efficiency improvement

  This intelligent spatial reorganization reduced small‑parts footprint by over 60% and increased site storage capacity by roughly 300% within the same area Geek+ enables Siemens Switchgear Shanghai to realize flexible manufacturing and join industry 4.0 Geek+ counts 300 global customers and has deployed more than 10,000 robots worldwide

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• 2025-08-21 - Deployment - Geek+ and Starlinks complete large-scale RoboShuttle8 deployment in Riyadh

  Starlinks completed its first large-scale robotics deployment with Geek+ at a Riyadh distribution centre. The system includes 39 RoboShuttle8 robots, 126 P40 robots, and 90 S20C robots. Geek+ reported up to 3x normal picking speed, up to 4x storage density, and nearly 2 percentage points improvement in picking accuracy.

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• 2025-07-09 - Deployment - Life365 deploys Geek+ moving robots in Italy

  Life365 selected Geek+ moving robots for warehouse operations. The project is located in Italy. The moving robots support live warehouse operations.

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• 2025-06-17 - Contract Award - Geek+ awarded Yusen Logistics project for 165 Shelf-to-Person robots in Northampton

  Geek+ was awarded a project through Logistex to deploy 165 Shelf-to-Person robots at Yusen Logistics' 1.2 million-square-foot Northampton distribution centre. The system is planned for chilled and ambient B2B and B2C multiuser operations. The deployment will be delivered in phases as part of Yusen Logistics' wider warehouse automation program.

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• 2025-06-12 - Deployment - S&S Activewear scales Geek+ robotics across five distribution centers

  The Lockport site alone included hundreds of Geek+ robots, with a larger fleet planned across the network. This is a Geek+ deployment lane, distinct from S&S Activewear's separate Locus deployment. The deployment places The company's technology into warehouse automation and material-handling workflows beyond a lab-only setting.

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• 2025-06-05 - Deployment - Hessing launches 112-robot Geek+ fleet at Greenport Venlo

  The live fleet comprises 112 autonomous mobile robots. The robots move goods inside Hessing’s Greenport Venlo facility. The milestone is a production deployment, not a planned installation.

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• 2025-05-14 - Deployment - Jinjiang Cold Logistics deploys Geek+ multi-zone pallet system

  The system operates from minus 18 to plus 5 degrees Celsius. The 2,700-square-meter facility uses SkyCube and P800 robots. The deployment supports production-grade multi-temperature pallet handling.

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• 2025-04-07 - Deployment - TAHUHU operates Geek+ automation across three cold-storage zones

  The operation covers zones at 0 to 4, minus 18 and minus 25 degrees Celsius. Geek+ automation supports warehousing and order-management workflows. The configuration was operating during a two-year evaluation period.

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• 2025-03-11 - Product Launch - Geek+ launches S100C large-package sorting robot

  S100C is designed for large-package sortation. Geek+ states that the robot reduces the space required for sorting workflows. The launch did not identify a customer deployment.

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• 2025-02-18 - Partnership - Geek+ and Conveyor Logistics form Australian automation partnership

  Conveyor Logistics will integrate Geek+ warehouse systems. The geographic scope is Australia. The partnership combines mobile robots with local material-handling integration.

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• 2025-02-05 - Partnership - Geek+ and Bosch Rexroth extend mobile-robot partnership

  The companies extended an existing technology partnership. The scope includes deployment of moving-robot technology for North American clients. The partnership and deployment work form one extended collaboration.

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• 2025-02-05 - Partnership - Geek+ and Invar Systems expand warehouse automation partnership across major projects

  Geek+ and Invar Systems said their partnership had delivered projects across EMEA and US markets. The companies cited a deployment of more than 80 Tote-to-Person robots for a major retail and e-commerce customer. The partnership combines Geek+ robotics with Invar's WCS/WMS software and warehouse automation integration work.

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• 2024-11-05 - Deployment - Med24.dk deploys Nordic region’s first Geek+ PopPick system

  The PopPick system serves Med24.dk. The project was the first PopPick deployment in the Nordic region. System Teknik integrated the warehouse system.

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• 2024-11-05 - Product Launch - Geek+ and Intel launch vision-only warehouse robot solution

  The solution uses depth vision for robot perception. Geek+ developed the named solution with Intel. The collaboration is limited to the launched vision-only system.

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• 2024-06-27 - Deployment - Geek+ deploys first Tote-to-Person project in Italy for pharma chain

  The project uses Tote-to-Person robots. The installation is located in Italy. The customer was not named, so no speculative counterparty edge is created.

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• 2024-06-19 - Partnership - Numina Group becomes Geek+ North American integration partner

  Numina Group became a Geek+ strategic partner. The partnership covers North American warehouse projects. Implementation work had begun by the announcement date.

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• 2024-06-19 - Deployment - PChome deploys Geek+ mobile robots in Taiwan

  The robots support PChome warehouse fulfillment. The deployment is located in Taiwan. The system supports next-day delivery operations.

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• 2024-05-29 - Partnership - Körber expanded its work with Geek+ to automate S&S Activewear warehouse operations

  S&S offers more than 80 brands, including basic garments to fashion-forward styles, with over 4 million square feet of warehouse space across North America On July 1, 2019, the launch ceremony for Dell Technologies’ smart warehouse was held in Xiamen The partnership commenced with the deployment of 340 Geekplus robots at a single 750,000 sq. ft

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• 2024-05-22 - Production Milestone - Geek+ RoboShuttle and PopPick systems had handled five million totes across 170 deployments

  The milestone covers both RoboShuttle tote-to-person and PopPick shelf-to-person systems Geek+ reported more than 40,000 robots sold worldwide at the time Named PopPick users included Soccer.com, UPS and Orgill

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• 2024-05-15 - Deployment - Geek+ and BlueSkye deploy smart warehouse system for Georgia 3PL

  The installation combined Shelf-to-Person, sorting and pallet-handling systems. The warehouse supports B2B, B2C, each-pick and case-pick fulfilment. BlueSkye continued to provide support and service after go-live.

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• 2024-03-27 - Partnership - Geek+ and Hy-Tek expand e-commerce automation partnership

  The unnamed retailer operates stores in 49 US states. The Goods-to-Person system compressed its e-commerce storage and picking footprint by 45%. Hy-Tek was also demonstrating the solution at its 20,000-square-foot Northern Kentucky innovation lab.

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• 2024-03-18 - Partnership - Geek+ and Ferag form APAC supply and integration partnership

  Ferag was authorized to supply, install and service Geek+ equipment. The geographic scope was the Asia-Pacific region. The arrangement was a channel and integration partnership rather than a named end-customer deployment.

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• 2023-09-20 - Partnership - Körber and Geek+ mark three years of global AMR partnership

  The partnership covered more than 30 implementations across eight regions. Thousands of robots had been deployed through the partnership. This was a later milestone on the relationship first announced in 2020.

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• 2023-07-18 - Deployment - Rhenus deploys Geek+ Shelf-to-Person system in Switzerland

  The system operates in a Rhenus warehouse in Switzerland. The deployment supports multi-client toy-wholesale operations. The Swiss system replicated an earlier Rhenus–Geek+ project.

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• 2023-05-23 - Deployment - Geek+ deployed a hybrid Pick-and-Sort system for NEXT’s UK retail fulfilment operation

  In 45,000m2 of warehouse space, 250 Geek+ robots handle both goods-to-person picking and order sorting processes for NEXT With this solution, NEXT can process 16,000 units per day To meet their growing demand, NEXT introduced 50 additional S20C robots earlier this year

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• 2023-04-20 - Production Milestone - Geek+ reported deploying more than 3,000 robots in Europe during 2022

  The count covers robots deployed in Europe during 2022. The European total exceeded 3,000 units. The figure is a company-disclosed regional metric.

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• 2023-03-29 - Deployment - CEVA Logistics, Geek+ implement new AMR solutions at Grobbendonk distribution site in Belgium

  CEVA Logistics is the named operator. The deployment is located at Grobbendonk, Belgium. The AMR solution was implemented.

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• 2023-03-29 - Deployment - CEVA Logistics deploys 27 Geek+ picking robots in Belgium

  The installation combines 27 P-series robots with five workstations. The 50,000-square-metre site serves wholesale distribution for a footwear customer. The system can handle daily outbound volumes above 10,000 items.

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• 2023-03-21 - Deployment - Radial Announces the Opening of Second Fulfillment Center in Indianapolis, Indiana and Selects Geek+ to Automate Site Operations

  Radial is the named fulfillment operator. The deployed fleet comprised nearly 200 P800 AMRs. The center was open and the robots had been implemented.

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• 2023-03-20 - Production Milestone - Geek+ reported that its global robot fleet picked more than 10 billion items over the prior year

  The figure covers Geek+ robots operating worldwide. Global volume exceeded 10 billion picked items over the prior year. The value is a company-disclosed annual throughput metric.

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• 2023-02-03 - Partnership - Geek+ and Starlinks deployed warehouse automation for Middle East ecommerce logistics

  Over 250 Geek+ robots, covering both goods-to-person picking and order sorting processes are deployed in a new facility covering over 400,000ft2, with storage capacity for over 12 million units. The mobile robot-powered warehouse is expected to fulfill an average of 3.6 million orders per month Geek+ automates apparel, e-commerce operations for Kerry TJ Logistics in Taiwan - Geek+ robots empower Kerry TJ Logistics to handle booming e-commerce orders for a global..

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• 2023-01-31 - Deployment - Asia PetWorld deployed Geek+ goods-to-person robots for warehouse fulfilment

  Asia PetWorld operates from a 40,000-square-foot warehouse in Woodlands, Singapore The distributor handles more than 3,000 pet-product lines The goods-to-person system supports direct customer fulfilment

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• 2023-01-31 - Demonstration - Geek+ and Mujin announce Manifest order-fulfillment demonstration

  The announced configuration combined Geek+ mobile robots with Mujin robotic picking. The companies described an order-fulfillment flow spanning goods movement, picking and placement. The activity was a trade-show demonstration rather than a customer deployment.

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• 2023-01-26 - Product Launch - Geek+ launches RoboShuttle Plus for mixed tote-and-rack picking

  RoboShuttle robots handle vertical tote storage and retrieval. P40 robots move smaller items while P500 and P800 robots move medium and large items. Geek+ warehouse software coordinates the robot types around a central workstation.

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• 2022-12-09 - Deployment - C-StoreMaster Opens $20 Million State-of-the-art Robotic Distribution Warehouse in Huntsville, Alabama

  C-StoreMaster is the named operator. The Huntsville facility was valued at USD 20 million. The warehouse was open at the announcement date.

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• 2022-12-01 - Demonstration - KPI Integrated Solutions opened a full-scale North American demonstration site for Geek+’s four-way shuttle solution

  First launched in March 2022, the multi-level AS/RS shuttle solution is applicable for use in a variety of industries including retail, consumer goods, manufacturing, 3PL, and pharmaceuticals Geek+ is trusted by over 500 global industry leaders and has been recognized as the world leader in autonomous mobile robots Founded in 2015, Geek+ has over 1500 employees, with offices in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Mainland China, Hong Kong SAR, and Singapore

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• 2022-11-29 - Deployment - Geek+, Asda Logistics Services and AMH Material Handling launched a goods-to-person returns system for Asda

  The system supports goods-to-person picking and returns. AMH Material Handling implemented the solution for Asda Logistics Services. The milestone is separate from Asda’s earlier robotic sortation deployment.

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• 2022-11-21 - Deployment - Geek+ completed a 145-robot warehouse deployment for YesAsia in Hong Kong

  The Hong Kong warehouse used 145 Geek+ robots. Implementation took 16 weeks. The milestone marks implementation after the earlier selection announcement.

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• 2022-11-03 - Deployment - Geek+ automates operations for Dr.Max e-commerce warehouse in Romania

  Dr.Max is the named warehouse operator. The project covers Romanian pharmacy e-commerce fulfillment. The warehouse had been automated rather than merely selected.

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• 2022-10-26 - Deployment - Geek+ deploys AMRs for Stork Up’s e-commerce operations in twelve days

  Stork Up was the named warehouse operator. The hardware implementation took twelve days. The goods-to-person system was fully operational.

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• 2022-09-12 - Partnership - Geek+ and SystemTeknik Logistics form Nordic integration partnership

  SystemTeknik created its ST Logistics unit to handle Geek+ AMR projects. The stated territory covered Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland. The September 2022 agreement established a regional channel and integration partnership.

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• 2022-09-08 - Partnership - Geek+ establishes network of more than 50 integration partners

  The network supported demand in the United States, Europe and Korea, with new activity in South America. Geek+ said first-half 2022 order volume doubled from the same period in 2021. The company had added more than 10 partners since recognising its leading integrators earlier in 2022.

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• 2022-08-08 - Funding - Geek+ raises USD 100M Series E1 with Intel investment

  The round valued Geek+ at more than USD 2 billion. The financing supported autonomous mobile robot development and global warehouse automation expansion. The capital supports warehouse automation and material-handling workflows as Geek+ moves toward broader commercial use.

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• 2022-07-27 - Deployment - Siemens Switchgear Ltd., Shanghai expands robotic deployments with Geek+ for lean production via smart automation

  Siemens Switchgear is the named manufacturer. The robots support internal production logistics. This was an expansion of an existing deployment.

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• 2022-07-21 - Deployment - Paack launches 270-robot Geek+ project in Madrid

  The Madrid system used more than 270 robots. The fleet covered both sorting and picking workflows. The 2022 deployment is retained as a historical site milestone.

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• 2022-07-19 - Production Milestone - Geek+ opened a UK headquarters and robotics experience centre

  At least 30 employees were planned to work from the new UK headquarters The site includes a robotics experience centre for customer demonstrations The opening expanded Geek+ sales, engineering and support capacity in Britain

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• 2022-06-24 - Product Launch - Geek+ details PopPick goods-to-person automation system

  PopPick handles small, medium and large containers as well as full pallets. Its dual robotic arms average about 500–600 totes per hour. Geek+ said the system could be implemented in one to two months.

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• 2022-06-22 - Partnership - Geek+ and Reesink Logistic Solutions formed a non-exclusive cooperation partnership covering the Geek+ product range

  The agreement was explicitly non-exclusive. Its scope covered the full Geek+ product range. Reesink joined as a logistics-solutions partner.

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• 2022-05-31 - Production Milestone - Geek+ warehouse-robot systems reach sixteen European countries

  Hungary became the sixteenth European country with a completed Geek+ installation The geographic milestone was reached less than three years after Geek+ entered Europe The Düsseldorf-based European team had grown from three people to more than 120

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• 2022-05-25 - Deployment - Geek+ automates German 3PL provider Bergler’s picking operations

  Bergler is the named logistics operator. Geek+ robots support order picking. The 2022 deployment is retained as historical.

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• 2022-05-10 - Partnership - Geek+ and Breathe Technologies implemented warehouse robotics for RangePlus

  Breathe Technologies had worked with RangePlus on warehouse automation since 2017 The automated operation stocked 50 percent more SKUs in the same space The project also reduced picking errors and material waste

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• 2022-04-26 - Deployment - Geek+’s first large-scale four-way shuttle deployment powers major Chinese green energy project

  The system uses Geek+ four-way shuttle automation. The project serves a green-energy supply chain.

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• 2022-04-04 - Product Launch - Geek+ introduced an AMR cross-docking solution for supermarket distribution operations

  Two global top 10 supermarket chains have already successfully implemented Geek+’s new cross-docking technology in their distribution centers Geek+ is trusted by over 500 global industry leaders and has been recognized as the world leader in autonomous mobile robots Founded in 2015, Geek+ has over 1500 employees, with offices in Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, Japan, South Korea, Mainland China, Hong Kong SAR, and Singapore

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• 2022-03-28 - Product Launch - Geek+ launches ground-breaking four-way shuttle warehouse storage and picking solution

  The system adds four-direction shuttle movement. The product targets high-density warehouse storage and picking. No customer deployment is inferred from the launch.

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• 2022-03-15 - Commercial Order - YesAsia selects Geek+ AMRs for planned Hong Kong fulfillment center

  YesAsia was the named e-commerce operator. The announced center was planned to use Geek+ goods-to-person AMRs. The March 2022 announcement set a future launch and expected first-year volume rather than confirming a completed deployment.

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• 2022-03-02 - Deployment - Geek+ and Engero deploy cold-chain warehouse automation at Tianjin port

  The site covers more than 30,000 square metres of low-temperature warehousing. Geek+ MP1000R robots move goods through customs inspection, disinfection and storage workflows. Geek+ reported gains of 35% in storage, 42% in handling efficiency and 99.99% handling accuracy.

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• 2022-01-25 - Partnership - Decathlon makes Geek+ robotics partner for European e-commerce logistics upgrade

  Decathlon is the named retail operator. The scope is a European e-commerce logistics upgrade. The 2022 selection is retained as historical.

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• 2022-01-17 - Deployment - Geek+ and Comix launch enterprise robot-fleet warehouse system

  The configuration combined RoboShuttle storage with P40 tote-carrying robots. Warehouse-space utilisation increased by 40% after the Comix launch. Comix also recorded 50% higher picking efficiency and 99.99% accuracy.

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• 2022-01-13 - Partnership - Geek+ and Körber implemented smart robotics for Ariat’s supply chain

  The project applied mobile robots to Ariat warehouse workflows Körber supplied systems-integration expertise for the implementation The record is limited to the named Ariat project rather than a general supply agreement

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• 2022-01-06 - Deployment - Bolloré Logistics deploys Geek+ AMRs in Australian luxury e-commerce warehouse

  Bolloré Logistics was the named warehouse operator. The AMR system was integrated into an operating warehouse in three months. Reported throughput reached up to 8,000 orders per day after implementation.

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• 2021-12-23 - Partnership - Geek+ partners with CJ Logistics to improve the no. 1 shopping platform in Korea with AMRs

  CJ Logistics is the named logistics operator. The project applies AMRs to e-commerce fulfillment. Current program continuity is not assumed from the 2021 announcement.

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• 2021-12-22 - Deployment - Rhenus Hong Kong deploys its first Geek+ AMR warehouse in Asia

  The Hong Kong facility was the first AMR-operated Rhenus warehouse in Asia. The project used Geek+ goods-to-person robotics in a proof-of-concept warehouse. The companies described the system as successfully deployed rather than merely planned.

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• 2021-11-10 - Deployment - CEVA Logistics deployed Geek+ robotic picking for ecommerce fulfilment

  The prior manual workflow required 12 to 15 workers to complete one order Mobile robots reduced walking within the ecommerce picking process The deployment expanded CEVA’s fulfilment capacity without a matching increase in labour

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• 2021-11-03 - Deployment - GEODIS deploys Geek+ AMRs at Hong Kong distribution center

  The deployment is at GEODIS’s Yuen Long distribution center. Geek+ AMRs move inventory in a Goods-to-Person workflow. The 2021 milestone is classified as a historical deployment.

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• 2021-10-29 - Product Launch - Geek+ presents PopPick and RoboShuttle Next Gen at CeMAT Asia

  The portfolio included the PopPick goods-to-person solution and RoboShuttle Next Gen. PopPick was designed for dense storage using totes, cartons, pallets and mobile racks. RoboShuttle Next Gen combined RS8 box-picking robots with P40 tote-carrying robots.

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• 2021-10-18 - Demonstration - Geek+ and DHL showcase warehouse robotics at DHL’s Asia-Pacific Innovation Center

  The showcase took place at DHL’s Asia-Pacific Innovation Center. Geek+ supplied the robotics used in the demonstration. The activity was a showcase rather than a production deployment at a customer warehouse.

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• 2021-10-14 - Product Launch - Geek+ launches highest logistic robot in the industry to revolutionize warehouse storage

  The robot was designed for elevated storage locations. The release expands Geek+ goods-to-person storage automation. The launch did not identify a customer site.

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• 2021-08-26 - Partnership - Geek+ becomes SF Supply Chain’s designated warehouse-automation supplier

  SF Supply Chain set a target of deploying more than 1,000 Geek+ robots in Hong Kong and Macau. The first automated warehouse was planned to go live in September 2021.

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• 2021-04-14 - Deployment - Geek+ and AMH Material Handling deliver robotic sortation project with Asda Logistics Services

  The system uses 60 S20C sorting robots. AMH Material Handling implemented the system with Geek+. The robots were operating at the named Asda facility.

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• 2021-02-23 - Partnership - Geek+ and myEnso partner to reshape the German food market with smart logistics robots

  myEnso is the named grocery operator. The scope is smart logistics and food e-commerce. The 2021 relationship is retained as historical.

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• 2021-02-17 - Partnership - Geek+ and Boreal Technologies partner to accelerate intelligent automation in South America

  Boreal Technologies joined as a regional partner. The scope is intelligent warehouse automation in South America. The 2021 relationship is retained as historical.

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• 2021-01-06 - Partnership - Geek+ and Universal Logic partner on goods-to-robot automation

  Universal Logic received access to Geek+ picking and sorting robot hardware. Geek+ received access to the Neocortex perception and robot-guidance platform. The January 2021 announcement described a technology partnership, not a customer deployment.

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• 2020-11-25 - Commercial Order - Catch.com.au commits to more than 100 Geek+ AMRs through Körber

  The planned robot area covered 3,785 square metres within a 30,000-square-metre facility. The system was intended to support an additional 2,000 orders per hour. Catch.com.au expected the installation to accommodate 80,000 additional SKUs.

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• 2020-11-18 - Production Milestone - Geek+ reported 13.19 million orders delivered in 36 hours using nearly 5,500 AMRs across more than 300,000 square…

  The peak capacity of the entire system for order taking, processing, single-point feedback, pre-processing, and interface feedback processing reached 200,000 single orders/per minute Fleet of Geek+ robots empowers Hessing Supervers’s factory of the future 112 Geek+ M200 robots move fresh produce through Hessing’s three-story Greenport Venlo.. Geek+ breaks 11/11 Singles’ Day record with 13.19 million orders delivered in 36 hours

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• 2020-09-03 - Deployment - Geek+ implemented a large-scale AMR sorting system for an e-commerce operation

  The project used AMRs for large-scale e-commerce sorting. Geek+ described the system as implemented. The e-commerce customer was not named.

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• 2020-08-20 - Partnership - Geek+ and Körber announce global partnership for AMR deployment

  The partnership covers Geek+ AMR deployments. Its geographic scope is global. This is the relationship-forming milestone for the later Körber update.

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• 2020-05-19 - Partnership - Geek+ and Conveyco form North American AMR distribution partnership

  The agreement allowed Conveyco to offer Geek+ robotics solutions. Its stated geographic scope was North America. The arrangement was a distribution partnership rather than a customer deployment.

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• 2020-05-11 - Product Launch - Geek+ launches Lavender and Jasmin disinfection robots

  Lavender uses ultraviolet light for automated sterilisation. Jasmin applies liquid disinfectant through an automated spray system. Geek+ offered both robots for worldwide pre-order.

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• 2020-05-07 - Product Launch - Geek+ releases C200M extended-depth bin-to-person robot

  The C200M uses a 1.4-metre telescopic fork to access two rows of containers from one side of a shelf. Its storage range extends from 0.215 metres to 5 metres high. Geek+ stated that the design could increase warehouse storage capacity by 2.5 times.

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• 2019-11-22 - Production Milestone - Geek+ reported eight million orders delivered in 72 hours by its smart-warehouse network during the 2019 Singles’ Day peak

  China’s largest smart warehouse network processed a record 8 million orders in 72 hours The peak capacity of the entire system for order taking, processing, single-point feedback, pre-processing and interface feedback processing reached 200,000 single orders/per minute Geek+ smart warehouses break 11/11 Single’s Day record with 8 million orders delivered in 72 hours

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• 2019-07-17 - Partnership - DSV Solutions and Geek+ form exclusive warehouse-automation partnership

  Their first project targeted a beauty-products manufacturer’s Hong Kong warehouse. DSV selected Geek+ to provide the robotics system for that site. The planned workflow covered receiving, put-away, picking, sorting and final delivery.

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• 2019-07-01 - Deployment - Dell opens robotic warehouse built by Geek+ and Kerry EAS

  The warehouse launch ceremony took place in Xiamen on 1 July 2019. The facility used Geek+ P500 goods-to-person robots and more than 2,000 shelf groups. Kerry EAS Logistics operated the parts warehouse for Dell Technologies.

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• 2019-06-13 - Product Launch - Geek+ releases MiniSort flexible robotic sorting system

  MiniSort uses Geek+ S20 robots for sorting and transport. Sorting destinations can be arranged around the edge of a site without a fixed platform. The system can be expanded or adjusted as sorting volumes change.

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• 2019-04-12 - Product Launch - Geek+ announces C200 Robot Shuttle System for LogiMAT China

  The C200 carries standard bins and cartons to workstations for goods-to-person picking. The system was designed for single-layer racks and multi-level mezzanine storage. Geek+ scheduled its first China presentation for LogiMAT Shanghai on 15–17 April 2019.

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• 2018-07-09 - Product Launch - Geek+ unveils interweaving sorting-robot system

  The system coordinates sorting robots in an interweaving layout. Geek+ said the design avoids the steel platform used by conventional robot-sortation systems. The July 2018 announcement was a product-system milestone, not a customer deployment.

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• 2017-07-13 - Deployment - Geek+ robots operate at Alibaba’s Tmall warehouse

  Alibaba’s Tmall warehouse was the named operating site. Geek+ said dozens of robots were working in the warehouse. Geek+ reported that the warehouse use had begun in 2015.

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Relationships

• Maersk Contract Logistics Korea

  Qualified Robotics Partnership - Geek+ and Maersk have documented both a Korea systems-integration MoU and a Hong Kong AGV deployment.

• BlueSkye Automation

  Qualified Robotics Relationship - Geek+ and BlueSkye Automation partnered on a goods-to-person warehouse project for a Georgia 3PL.

• OSARO

  Integration Partner - OSARO and Geek+ integrated robotic picking with Geek+ warehouse automation systems.

• DHL Supply Chain

  Qualified Robotics/autonomy Fact - DHL Supply Chain deployed Geek+ robotics at its new healthcare-logistics facility in New Zealand.

• OMLOG

  Deployment Partner - Geek+ deployed Shelf-to-Person automation for OMLOG in Hong Kong.

• Arvato

  Named Robotics Deployment - Arvato deployed a Geek+ Goods-to-Person system using P800 picking robots at its Poznań logistics center.

• Nisbets

  Warehouse Automation Deployment - Geek+ supplies 190 AMRs: 39 RS8, 133 P40 and 18 P800 units, plus fleet software at Nisbets' Avonmouth warehouse.

• Hawesko

  AMR Order Fulfillment Deployment - Geek+ AMRs deployed for Hawesko order fulfillment at Tornesch with Koerber.

• LPP Logistics

  Warehouse Automation Provider - More than 1,600 Geek+ warehouse robots operate across two LPP Logistics fulfilment centres in Poland.

• Mindugar

  Distribution Partner - Geek+ and Mindugar partnered on warehouse automation in Latin America.

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• Biscat (비스캣)

  stack adjacency - Warehouse Orchestration Robotics

• Botsync

  stack adjacency - Warehouse Orchestration Robotics

• Roboteon

  stack adjacency - Warehouse Orchestration Robotics

Shared workflows

• SETH Automation

  workflow adjacency - Warehouse Picking

• Reflex Robotics

  workflow adjacency - Warehouse Material Handling

• K.Hartwall

  workflow adjacency - Warehouse Material Handling

• Kardex Holding AG

  workflow adjacency - Warehouse Picking

• Renatus Robotics

  workflow adjacency - Warehouse Picking

• Agility Robotics

  workflow adjacency - Warehouse Material Handling

• Galbot

  workflow adjacency - Warehouse Material Handling

• Lanxin Robotics

  workflow adjacency - Warehouse Material Handling

• Cimcorp

  workflow adjacency - Warehouse Material Handling

• ArcBest

  workflow adjacency - Warehouse Material Handling

• Multiway Robotics

  workflow adjacency - Warehouse Material Handling

• Maven Robotics

  workflow adjacency - Warehouse Material Handling

Context tags

• Warehouse material handling - Workflow - Geekplus AMRs handle shelf, tote, pallet, sorting and transport flows.
• Warehouse picking - Workflow - Geekplus Robot Arm Picking Station is positioned for automated picking.
• Warehouse sortation - Workflow - Geekplus lists sorting AMRs and large-scale AMR sortation systems.
• Robot OEM - Stack Layer - Geekplus builds warehouse AMRs and robotic automation products.
• Warehouses - Customer Environment - Geekplus targets warehouse and logistics automation.
• Fulfillment AMR builder - Peer Group - Geekplus provides AMRs for shelf, tote, pallet, sorting and transport workflows.
• Robotic case handling - Capability - Geekplus robots handle totes, pallets, shelves and transported goods.
• Autonomous navigation - Capability - Geekplus warehouse robot family includes AMRs.
• Warehouse orchestration robotics - Stack Layer - Geekplus combines AMRs, robotic arms and warehouse automation solutions.
• Commercial deployment - Commercial Stage - Geekplus has public warehouse automation products and large-scale deployment case materials.

• Geek+ awarded Yusen Logistics project for 165 Shelf-to-Person robots in Northampton

  2025-06-17 · Order / contract

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• YesAsia selects Geek+ AMRs for planned Hong Kong fulfillment center

  2022-03-15 · Order / contract · YesAsia selected Geek+ goods-to-person AMRs for a Hong Kong smart fulfillment center that was planned to launch in mid-2022.

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• Catch.com.au commits to more than 100 Geek+ AMRs through Körber

  2020-11-25 · Order / contract · Catch.com.au announced plans to adopt more than 100 Geek+ AMRs through Körber for its Truganina fulfilment centre.

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