Geekplus
Geekplus launched the RoboShuttle Hyper, the newest addition to the company's tote-to-person climbing AMRs.
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Geekplus
Geekplus launched the RoboShuttle Hyper, the newest addition to the company's tote-to-person climbing AMRs.
Geekplus, a global provider of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), launched RoboShuttle Hyper, its next-generation tote-to-person climbing AMR offering.
Engineered for high-throughput operations, including B2C e-commerce order surges, fresh-food and cold-chain fulfillment, consolidation warehouse operations and micro-fulfillment centers (MFCs), the company said that RoboShuttle Hyper delivers up to 6,000 totes per hour per 1,000 square meters. Geekplus said that when accompanied by the new Max Workstation, it enables a dual-point continuous tote-feeding mode that can exceed 800 totes per hour.
The company said that RoboShuttle Hyper climbs at up to 1.5 m/s. Thanks to new motion-control algorithms - refined across years of real-world robot operation - Geekplus said that this gives Hyper faster travel and tighter positioning accuracy when retrieving totes.
Geekplus added that parallel horizontal and vertical climbing enable 50% higher concurrency than the industry norm. The company said that RoboShuttle Hyper supports concurrent operation of multiple robots across adjacent columns, with only two rack columns needing to be locked. RoboShuttle Hyper also enables dual-robot operation within the same column. Geekplus said that this innovative double-deep, dual-pass, bidirectional retrieval design reduces climbing cycles and boosts both storage density and operational efficiency.
The company said that two aisles running beneath a single rack increase robot path density by 30% over the industry average, reducing congestion and enabling faster dispatching. Additionally, Geekplus said that its intelligent scheduling system can coordinate up to 5,000 robots across 50,000 square meters and 3 million storage locations.
Geekplus said that it entered the tote-handling segment in 2018 and has continued to expand its technology portfolio, from its large/small robot architecture to the launch of RoboShuttle Air in 2024 and the introduction of Robot Arm Picking Stations in 2025.
The company said that RoboShuttle Hyper joins RoboShuttle Air and RoboShuttle Flex in a three-offering portfolio designed to address different warehouse requirements:
Geekplus said that RoboShuttle Hyper is also fully compatible with the company’s Robot Arm Picking Stations and the Gino 1 general-purpose humanoid robot, extending the company’s end-to-end capabilities for high-throughput fulfillment.
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