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GINO 1

About

About GINO 1

GINO 1 is Geekplus' wheeled humanoid for warehouse picking and handling. It combines a dual-arm body with the company's embodied-intelligence software and is intended to work alongside AMRs, robotic picking stations and warehouse systems. Geekplus targets item picking, packing, box handling and inspection within existing fulfilment processes.

The robot has appeared in picking demonstrations and in Geekplus' European Innovation Lab, opened in Düsseldorf in September 2026. The laboratory combines humanoid systems with the company's tote, pallet and shelf-handling solutions for demonstrations and testing. GINO 1 forms part of Geekplus' continuing development of embodied intelligence for logistics, with the robot's intended workflow extending beyond the transport tasks performed by conventional AMRs.

10 FEB 2026

Geek+ launches Gino 1, a humanoid robot designed for warehouse operations

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Operating environments: Logis-Tech Tokyo2026, Tokyo Big Sight, Booth W25
  • Warehouse fulfillment

    Demonstrated - Pick irregularly shaped items from a PopPick Lite station. - environment: Logis-Tech Tokyo2026, Tokyo Big Sight, Booth W25

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Supply

Supply / Components

  • GINO 1

    Jetson Thor - Compute & Control - NVIDIA - NVIDIA Jetson Thor provides onboard AI compute for Geek+'s GINO 1 warehouse humanoid - source: monoist.itmedia.co.jp

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Timeline

  • Geek+ demonstrates GINO 1 in integrated goods-to-robot warehouse workflow

    2026-09-10 - Demonstration - 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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  • Geek+ introduces Gino 1 warehouse robot

    2026-02-10 - Product Launch - 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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Context

Market context

Gino 1 is Geek+ warehouse humanoid robot for item handling, picking, packing and collaboration with AMR logistics systems.

  • Target environment: Warehouses, distribution centers and logistics facilities.
  • Workflow context: Item picking, packing, material handling and collaboration with AMR-based logistics systems in warehouse workflows.
  • Customer context: Logistics operators and warehouse managers deploying humanoid robots alongside existing AMR fleets.
  • Deployment model: Commercial product from a major warehouse robotics company.
  • Commercial maturity: Commercially positioned warehouse humanoid from a leading logistics automation provider.
  • Adoption constraints: Humanoid form factor in warehouse environments is still emerging. Main constraint is proving consistent picking and packing reliability.
  • Market position: Geek+ is a major warehouse robotics company applying humanoid manipulation to a logistics environment it already understands.
  • Adjacent products: Digit, G2, Walker S2

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