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Geek+ AI features and pricing (October 2026)
Warehouse robots from Beijing for goods-to-person, pallet storage, sorting and transport, with AI-assisted grasping at the pick station.
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No prices on the website, quotes per project on request, as of September 2026.
What is Geek+?
Geek+ is a Chinese maker of warehouse robots and warehouse software. It serves logistics providers, retailers and manufacturers that want to automate storage, picking, sorting and internal transport with mobile robots.
The range covers shelf-to-person (PopPick), tote-to-person (RoboShuttle) and pallet-to-person (Skycube) systems, sorting robots, transport and forklift robots, and a robot arm picking station. A software suite with a warehouse execution system (WES), a robot management system (RMS) and the IOP platform runs the fleet and connects to ERP and WMS products such as SAP, Oracle and Microsoft Dynamics.
Geek+ is listed in Hong Kong, and its parent company Beijing Geekplus Technology Co., Ltd. is based in Beijing. According to its about page it has more than 1,000 customers in over 40 countries and has shipped more than 81,000 robots, with offices in the US, Germany, the UK, Japan, South Korea and Singapore. Named customers include UPS, Walmart, ASKUL, Siemens and DHL.
Geek+ AI features and use cases
- Recognizes and grasps itemsGeek+ Brain identifies items in a tote and decides how the robot arm should grip them. Warehouses can automate piece picking for varied assortments instead of keeping a person at every station.
- Brings stock to the pickerMobile robots carry shelves, totes or pallets to fixed stations, and the WES decides which unit to move next based on open orders. Pickers walk less and stations stay supplied during peaks.
- Coordinates mixed fleetsThe robot management system schedules picking, sorting, transport and forklift robots in one site. Logistics teams can combine robot types for different flows without separate control software for each.
What sets Geek+ apart
- Covers shelf, tote and pallet goods-to-person systems plus sorting and forklift robots from one vendor.
- Listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange, so annual reports are public.
- Offices in Germany and the UK for European projects, according to the about page.
Where Geek+ is strongest
China Available internationally
Geek+ was founded in 2015; its parent company Beijing Geekplus Technology Co., Ltd. is based in Beijing. Geek+ has been listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange as 2590.HK since 2025.
Questions to ask before you buy Geek+
Ask where the WES and robot management software runs and where operational data is stored, since the website does not say. Check the ERP and WMS connector for your system, service coverage in your country and spare-parts logistics. The software measures station throughput, so clarify with staff representatives how performance data per workstation is used.
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Questions about Geek+
Does Geek+ have a presence in Europe?
The about page lists offices in Germany and the United Kingdom among its international locations. Named customers include Siemens and DHL.
Which systems does the software connect to?
Geek+ names integrations with ERP and WMS products including SAP, Oracle and Microsoft Dynamics. Confirm the exact connector and version for your setup.
How large is the installed base?
According to the about page, Geek+ has more than 1,000 customers in over 40 countries and has shipped more than 81,000 robots, as of September 2026.
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