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P-series goods-to-person

Built by Beijing Geekplus Technology · China

Updated Jun 2026·methodology
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The P-series goods-to-person is a Warehouse AMR developed by Beijing Geekplus Technology (China), launched 2015, listed at $28,260 USD (unverified). Key specifications: type goods to person, payload ≤ 500 kg, weight 195 kg, top speed 2 m/s.

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Commercial maturity20%100/100
Deployment footprint18%unknown
Proven track record12%100/100
Spec completeness12%100/100
Company financial health12%98/100
Company maturity8%55/100
Manufacturer portfolio6%100/100
Media mentions (trailing 12 months)6%unknown
Independent recognition4%unknown
Market momentum2%unknown

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Overview

The P-series is a goods-to-person autonomous mobile robot (AMR) manufactured by Beijing Geekplus Technology Co., Ltd. It features a 1,200 kg payload capacity and weighs 170 kg, with a maximum speed of 4.5 m/s. The robot is designed for warehouse applications including goods-to-person and case picking operations in e-commerce, retail, 3PL, footwear, and pharmaceutical environments. It navigates using inertial and QR code-based positioning and has a maximum lift height of 60 mm. The system is certified to CE standards and operates in indoor warehouse settings.

Flagship features

  • Designed for high-efficiency material handling
  • Offers stable performance and precise navigation
  • Supports inertial and QR code navigation
  • Compact design for adaptable operation in diverse environments

Buyer decision signals

Deployments

2 known operators across 2 countries

Unilumin, Asia Pet World

Viability

$700.0M raisedest. 2015

Geekplus deploys moving-type AMRs at Toyota plants

Specifications

Category: Warehouse AMR
Type
goods to person
Payload
≤ 500 kg
Weight
195 kg
Top speed
2 m/s
Navigation
other
VDA 5050
No
Safety cert.
ce
Battery type
other
Auto-dock charging
No
Maturity
commercial shipping
Pricing model
unknown
VerifiedSelf-reportedEstimated

Company profile

Funding raised
$700.0M
Founded
2015

Detailed specifications

Other10
Applications
goods_to_person,case_picking
Max Speed Ms
4.5
Fleet Software
Geekplus Software Suite
Model Variants
P500R,P1200R,P800R,P800R V6
Company Country
CN
Deployment Notes
Notable deployments include luxury fashion fulfillment and robotics sorting warehouses in Korea.
Industries Served
e-commerce,Retail,3PL,Footwear,Pharmaceutical
Software Platform
G-Studio, G-Service, RMS, WES, IOP, System Portal
Floor Clearance Mm
60
Additional Information
- Designed for high-efficiency material handling. - Offers stable performance and precise navigation. - Supports inertial and QR code navigation. - Compact design for adaptable operation in diverse environments.

Who runs it· deployment evidence

2 on record · none maker-verified yet. Each links to its source — open it and judge.

Verified — maker-confirmedReported — in a public source, not maker-confirmed

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Company milestones

  • Jun 2026DeploymentGeekplus deploys moving-type AMRs at Toyota plants
  • May 2026AwardRobot Arm Picking Station wins 2026 RBR50 Innovation Award
  • Oct 2025LaunchGeek+ unveils Robot Arm Picking Station
  • May 2025LaunchWorld’s first pallet-to-person system launched
  • May 2025DeploymentFirst production-grade multi-temperature deployment at JJCL
  • Jun 2024MilestoneCoverage of Geekplus warehouse robots
  • May 2024Deployment5 million totes across 170 deployments
  • May 2024Deployment5 million totes picked across 170 tote-based deployments

Frequently asked questions

Who makes the P-series goods-to-person?
The P-series goods-to-person is developed by Beijing Geekplus Technology, based in China.
What type of robot is the P-series goods-to-person?
The P-series goods-to-person is a Warehouse AMR made by Beijing Geekplus Technology.
How much does the P-series goods-to-person cost?
The P-series goods-to-person is listed at $28,260 USD in the Robolist catalogue, but this figure is unverified and not confirmed by Beijing Geekplus Technology — contact them for a quote.
When was the P-series goods-to-person launched?
The P-series goods-to-person was launched in 2015.
What are the key specifications of the P-series goods-to-person?
Key specifications of the P-series goods-to-person: type goods to person, payload ≤ 500 kg, weight 195 kg, top speed 2 m/s, navigation other.

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