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Geek+

China
Models offered19

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Founded2015Company origin · China
HeadquartersBeijing, ChinaPrimary company location
Robotics since10+ yearsFirst robotics work or public program
ScaleGlobal / RemoteLatest official company indicator
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19 models
F12ML by Geek+Model 1Logistics & Warehousing
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F12ML

Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV)

Geek+ F12ML is a smart forklift / driverless forklift AMR from the Geek+ F Series. It is designed for autonomous pallet handling, put-away, pallet transport, stacking, receiving, shelving, warehouse replenishment, and production-line feeding. It uses Laser SLAM navigation, laser-radar obstacle detection, 3D camera support, and fleet-based warehouse coordination. Geek+ lists F12ML as part of its F-Series forklift robots, and a Geek+ Siemens case study specifically identifies F12ML as a driverless forklift used in full-process warehouse-to-production automation.

Yes — autonomous wheeled traversal · Acoustic-Optic Alarm
M200C by Geek+Model 2Logistics & Warehousing
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M200C

Mobile Robots (AMR)

Geek+ M200C is a compact Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) developed by Geek+ for material handling, shelf transport, rack transport, tote handling, and production line logistics. Part of the Geek+ M Series (Moving Series), the M200C is designed to replace manual carts and conveyor systems by autonomously transporting racks, shelves, carts, and totes between warehouse, manufacturing, and distribution operations. It supports multiple lifting modules and docking mechanisms, making it suitable for flexible intralogistics automation.

760 × 520 × 313 mm L × W × H · 31.3 cm
MP1000R by Geek+Model 3Logistics & Warehousing
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MP1000R

Mobile Robots (AMR)

Geek+ MP1000R is a heavy-duty Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) developed by Geek+ for pallet transport, rack movement, production line logistics, warehouse replenishment, work-in-process (WIP) transport, and finished goods distribution. It is the flagship model of the Geek+ M Series (Moving Series), designed to replace manual forklifts, pallet jacks, and tuggers with an autonomous solution capable of transporting loads up to 1,000 kg. The MP1000R features a built-in rotating lifting module, hybrid navigation (Laser SLAM + QR code), and advanced obstacle avoidance for operation in dynamic warehouse and factory environments.

Yes MES · Yes RMS
P40 by Geek+Model 4Logistics & Warehousing
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P40

Mobile Robots (AMR)

Geek+ P40 is a high-speed tote transport Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) developed by Geek+ for the RoboShuttle Goods-to-Person (G2P) warehouse automation solution. Unlike the RS8/RS11 robots that retrieve totes vertically from storage racks, the P40 is responsible for rapid horizontal transport, carrying totes from RS robots to picking workstations and back. It is designed for high-throughput order fulfillment, ergonomic picking, and large-scale warehouse automation in e-commerce, retail, pharmaceutical, and 3PL environments.

Yes WES · Not Publicly Confirmed
P500R by Geek+Model 5Logistics & Warehousing
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P500R

Mobile Robots (AMR)

Geek+ P500R is an Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) developed by Geek+ for goods-to-person (G2P) warehouse automation, specifically shelf handling, order picking, put-away operations, and inventory movement. It is the entry model of the Geek+ P Series and autonomously lifts and transports shelving units to ergonomic picking stations, significantly improving warehouse efficiency while reducing manual labor.

1.6 m/s Loaded · 2.0 m/s No Load
P800R by Geek+Model 6Manufacturing & Industrial Operations
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P800R

Mobile Robots (AMR)

Geek+ P800R is a high-capacity Goods-to-Person (G2P) Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) developed by Geek+ for warehouse automation, order fulfillment, shelf handling, inventory transport, and goods-to-person picking. Positioned above the P500R, the P800R is designed for medium to large warehouses handling heavier shelving units and larger inventory volumes. It autonomously lifts and transports shelving pods to picking stations, reducing manual labor while improving throughput and accuracy.

1.6 m/s Loaded · 2.0 m/s No Load
S20C by Geek+Model 7Logistics & Warehousing
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S20C

Mobile Robots (AMR)

Geek+ S20C is an autonomous sorting robot from the Geek+ S Series. It is designed for floor-based parcel sorting, small/mid-size goods sorting, tote movement, and warehouse sortation workflows. It uses inertial + QR code visual navigation, LiDAR obstacle detection, Wi-Fi communication, and fleet-based traffic balancing. The S20C is a wheeled indoor sorting AMR / UGV, not a manipulator robot. Geek+ describes the S Series as flexible sorting robots designed to improve sorting efficiency and safety through automated robot fleets and multi-sensor obstacle avoidance.

Not publicly confirmed · Supported at solution level, but S20C-specific API details are not publicly disclosed
S20T by Geek+Model 8Logistics & Warehousing
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S20T

Mobile Robots (AMR)

Geek+ S20T is an autonomous sorting robot from the Geek+ S Series. It is designed for parcel sorting, tote handling, and small-load transportation in warehouse goods-to-person and sortation workflows. The current public Geek+ resource identifies the model as S20T V2.0, designed for “efficient tote and small-load transportation” with a slim vertical structure, stable lifting design, and precise positioning.

Not publicly confirmed · Supported at solution level, but S20T-specific API details are not publicly disclosed
Model 9Logistics & Warehousing
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FM20MT / F20MT

Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV)

Geek+ FM20MT / F20MT is an autonomous pallet-transport forklift for warehouse and production logistics. It supports configured pickup, transport and placement of pallets between storage, replenishment and dispatch areas.

Yes — autonomous wheeled traversal · Available in distributor forklift table
Model 10Logistics & Warehousing
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M2000C

Mobile Robots (AMR)

Geek+ M2000C is a compact autonomous mobile robot from the Geek+ M-Series Moving Robots family. It is designed for warehouse and logistics material-handling tasks such as rack transport, tote movement, goods-to-person workflows, and shelf/rack relocation. The official Geek+ M-Series PDF identifies the model as M2000C, while some Geek+ web pages refer to the same product as M200C, so for your database I would record it as M2000C / M200C unless you want one strict naming standard. The robot uses Laser SLAM / QR code navigation, front and rear laser LiDARs, and forward visual detection for obstacle detection.

35 minimum; customisable cm · 3.6 unloaded; 2.88 loaded km/h
Model 11Logistics & Warehousing
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M3000C

Mobile Robots (AMR)

The Geek+ M3000C Intralogistics AMR is part of Geek+ warehouse automation portfolio for high-throughput logistics, fulfillment, and industrial material-flow operations. Moving / material transport AMRs for intralogistics and heavy-duty transfer. Geek+ positions the M Series as modular, flexible warehouse robotics designed to reduce manual handling, improve accuracy, and support 24/7 automated operations. --> M3000C Max. payload: 3,000 kg

commercially available · CE, ETL and PLd are reported for this model by current robotics catalogs
Model 12Logistics & Warehousing
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MP1500R

Mobile Robots (AMR)

Geek+ MP1500R is a heavy-payload autonomous mobile robot from the Geek+ M Series / InstaMove material-handling solution. It is designed for warehouse and manufacturing logistics, especially rack, pallet, and material-cart movement. It uses SLAM + QR code + vision assistance navigation and is built for heavy internal transport with a rated payload of 1,500 kg. Geek+ positions the M Series as moving robots for smooth, accurate, and safe robot operations in logistics and warehouse automation.

3D Camera · Supported at solution level
Model 13Logistics & Warehousing
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MP600R

Mobile Robots (AMR)

Geek+ MP600R is a heavy-duty Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) developed by Geek+ for material transport, pallet movement, rack handling, production logistics, warehouse replenishment, and manufacturing intralogistics. It is part of the Geek+ M Series (Moving Series) and is designed to autonomously move medium-to-heavy loads up to 600 kg using modular lifting mechanisms. The MP600R replaces manual carts, tuggers, and fixed conveyors with a flexible AMR solution for factories and warehouses. The M Series supports laser SLAM, QR-code, reflector, and vision-based navigation for rapid deployment without major facility modifications.

Yes RMS · 360° Safety Monitoring
Model 14Manufacturing & Industrial Operations
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P1200R

Mobile Robots (AMR)

Geek+ P1200R is the highest-capacity Goods-to-Person (G2P) Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) in the Geek+ P Series, designed for heavy-duty warehouse automation, large shelving transport, order fulfillment, and high-density storage operations. It autonomously lifts and transports shelving units weighing up to 1,200 kg to picking stations, enabling high-throughput warehouse operations with reduced labor and improved picking accuracy. It is best suited for large-scale e-commerce, retail, automotive, industrial parts, and 3PL warehouses

2.2 m/s Loaded · 2.6 m/s No Load
Model 15Logistics & Warehousing
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RS Air

Mobile Robots (AMR)

Geek+ RS Air is a lightweight, high-speed tote-handling Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) developed by Geek+ as part of the RoboShuttle V4.0 system. Unlike the standard RS8-DA and RS11-DA robots that handle long-tail inventory throughout the rack, the RS Air is optimized for high-frequency ("A-class") SKUs, enabling much faster retrieval during peak demand. It works in a multi-agent RoboShuttle architecture, where RS robots retrieve slower-moving inventory, RS Air robots handle fast-moving inventory, and P40 robots transport totes to picking workstations. This specialization significantly increases throughput and warehouse scalability.

Yes WES · API Integration
Model 16Logistics & Warehousing
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RS11-DA

Mobile Robots (AMR)

Geek+ RS11-DA is a high-bay tote-handling Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) developed by Geek+ for the RoboShuttle Goods-to-Person (G2P) warehouse solution. Unlike the P-Series robots that move shelving units, the RS11-DA operates inside high-density racking aisles, retrieving totes from storage locations up to 11 meters high and transferring them to buffer locations or P40 shuttle robots for delivery to picking stations. It is designed for high-density automated storage and retrieval (AS/RS) in e-commerce, retail, pharmaceutical, footwear, and 3PL warehouses.

1.2 m/s Loaded · 1.5 m/s No Load
Model 17Logistics & Warehousing
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RS8-DA

Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV)

Geek+ RS8-DA is a high-bay tote-handling Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) developed by Geek+ for the RoboShuttle Goods-to-Person (G2P) warehouse automation system. It is designed to retrieve and store totes, cartons, and boxes in high-density double-deep storage racks up to 8 meters high, maximizing warehouse storage capacity while automating picking, replenishment, inventory checking, and reverse logistics. The RS8-DA works together with Geek+ P40 transfer robots that transport retrieved totes to operator workstations.

Yes RMS · Yes WES
Model 18Logistics & Warehousing
Geek+

S100C

Mobile Robots (AMR)

Geek+ S100C is a mobile sorting robot for moving parcels, bins and other compatible loads through configured sortation workflows. It supports warehouse and distribution operations as part of an integrated sorting system.

Not publicly confirmed · Autonomous Navigation
Model 19Logistics & Warehousing
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X1200H

Mobile Robots (AMR)

Geek+ X1200H is a pallet-shuttle robot used within configured high-density storage and retrieval systems. It supports movement of pallets through an integrated pallet-to-person warehouse installation, with handling and system functions dependent on the specified configuration.

1.2 m/s Loaded · 1.5 m/s No Load
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