Robotics startup Geek+ is leading China’s push into smart logistics to support e-commerce, manufacturing


Beijing-based Geek has deployed more than 7,000 logistics robots for a new generation of almost zero-labour, automated warehouses. — SCMP

Four-year-old startup Geek+ Technology has become a rising star in China’s automation revolution after the Beijing-based company became the country’s leading supplier of logistics robots for the e-commerce and manufacturing sector.

Geek+, whose major customers include Alibaba Group Holding, courier company SF Express and state-owned carmaker FAW Group, has deployed more than 7,000 robots as well as completed more than 200 smart logistics projects across four continents, according to Zheng Yong, the start-up’s founder and chief executive.

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