Southern California distribution center uses a goods-to-person mobile picking system for increased speed and efficiency.

CEVA deployed 27 Geek+ P-series picking robots and five workstations at its Grobbendonk warehouse.

Geek+ robots achieved a groundbreaking milestone of 10 billion pieces picked in a single year.

With robots from Geek+, the fulfillment center has a capacity for over 12 million units and process 3.6 million order per month.

Geek+ to debut autonomous mobile robots in the Brazilian market at Elevate Brazil, starting on July 20, 2022.

Geek+ automates picking operations with its P-800 AMRs in Bergler Industrieservices’ logistics center in Erlensee, Germany.

The companies have jointly released a Geek+ MP1000R moving robot integrating Bosch Rexroth’s laser localization software ROKIT Locator

Geek+’s AMR technology will enable Decathlon to respond to increased e-commerce volume and customer demand for speed and quality.

Smart Mixed Case palletizing combines Geek+ AMRs and WSR’s intelligent palletizing algorithm to process multiple outbound orders

Geek+ deploys 100 AMRs at a Circle K distribution center to better serve customers all over Hong Kong.

Geek+ announces the successful deployment of Geek+ AMRs in Siemens Switchgear Shanghai’s factory.

Geek+ successfully deployed 60 AMRs at Asda’s UK logistics center. The robots will handle parcels for Asda’s ToYou service.

Geek+ Robotics is partnering with Boreal Technologies to expand their channel in South America. The cooperation represents both parties’ commitment to helping early adopters realize a successful transition towards intelligent logistics and manufacturing and advance automation, digitalization, and optimization of supply chain operations across South America.

The future of AI enabled parcel sortation is here, with the Geek Plus robotics system that can be integrated with other technologies to increase visibility across the supply chain.

Geek+ announces a new partnership with AI software provider: Universal Logic. Together, the companies are creating a new goods-to-robot solution.

Geek Plus has launched a new sales tool to help with the sales education process. The new virtual show room is an online, 3D experience that provides the user with an interactive experience.

The integration of Geek Plus’ SLAM powered AMRs streamline Inlaylink’s material distribution flow providing flexibility through real-time visibility.

Robot-as-a-Service or RaaS is a product developed with Geek + robots, systems and AI algorithms, providing an integrated service solution for intelligent warehouse and distribution.

Geek+, a global AMR leader announces it has implemented large scale AMR sorting system with Banggood, a global e-commerce player, to support the company’s growing cross-border e-commerce business of 37 international warehouses with deliveries bound for over 200 countries.

AMR provider Geek+ and global supply chain leader Körber announce the beginning of a global strategic partnership. Geek+ technology combined with Körbers vast warehouse and logistics integration experience make for a strong combination in this partnership.

This video shows the Geek+ C200M robot with 1.5m telescopic fork and modular doorframe, C200M will make Ultra Three-Dimensional Storage Space accessible and empower your business with highly flexible, efficient, and smart operations!

Geek+ announces the launch of two disinfection robots to customers worldwide. “Lavender” is armed with smart UV rays while “Jasmin” uses liquid agents to execute swift and automated sterilization. The two robots operate entirely unmanned with automatic obstacle avoidance, and are designed to work 24/7 in all types of spaces, from warehouses to offices, schools, stores, transportation stations and hospitals.

Meet Lavender, the UVC disinfection robot, killing 99.99% of germs. Equipped with multi-sensors that will detect if a person is nearby, precise navigation and by following pre-set routes, Lavender can fulfill automated, thorough and safe 24/7 disinfection of entire facilities.

Geek Plus has closed the largest AMR industry funding round to date with a $200M series C round. Geek+ will use the funding to deploy a RaaS business model for its solutions.

Watch this video of Geek Plus conveyor based solutions in a variety of platforms and configurations. Boxes, totes and work in progress can easily be conveyed with this solution.