S-series sort
Built by Beijing Geekplus Technology · China
The S-series sort is a Warehouse AMR developed by Beijing Geekplus Technology (China), launched 2015, listed at $7,900 USD (unverified). Key specifications: type goods to person, payload ≤ 100 kg, weight 235 kg, top speed ≤ 2 m/s.
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Overview
The S Series robots are modular, multi-purpose, versatile, and smart, designed to operate in a wide range of warehouse applications. They achieve 2.5 m/s maximum speed and can carry up to 20 kg of payload. With multi-sensor safety for obstacle avoidance, they significantly reduce labor needs and increase operational efficiency, allowing for deployment in warehouses of varying sizes and configurations.
Flagship features
- Fast return on investment
- Low initial investment compared to traditional automation
- Highly flexible robot deployment and scaling options
- Efficient automated process management
- Full automation of sorting tasks
- Short installation time with containerized deployment
Buyer decision signals
Deployments
Toyota Motor Corporation
Viability
Geekplus deploys moving-type AMRs at Toyota plants
Certifications & autonomy
Specifications
Category: Warehouse AMR- Type
- goods to person
- Payload
- ≤ 100 kg
- Weight
- 235 kg
- Top speed
- ≤ 2 m/s
- Navigation
- other
- Safety cert.
- none
- Battery type
- li ion
- Maturity
- commercial shipping
- Pricing model
- unknown
Company profile
- Funding raised
- $700.0M
- Founded
- 2015
Detailed specifications
Other14
- Height Mm
- 1027
- Applications
- goods_to_person
- Max Speed Ms
- 2.5
- Datasheet Url
- Preview PDF online
- Max Speed M S
- 2.5
- Fleet Software
- Geekplus Software Suite
- Model Variants
- S100C,S20C,S20T,S20C-A,S20C-S
- Operating Temp
- -10~45°C[3]
- Company Country
- CN
- Deployment Notes
- Geek+ has notable deployments including collaborations with major logistic firms like Toll Group and U-Freight.
- Youtube Video Id
- ZN0fmR4tkbw
- Industries Served
- e-commerce,logistics
- Floor Clearance Mm
- 1100
- Additional Information
- - Fast return on investment - Low initial investment compared to traditional automation - Highly flexible robot deployment and scaling options - Efficient automated process management - Full automation of sorting tasks - Short installation time with containerized deployment - Flexible communication via WIFI (IEEE802.11a/b/g/n)
Who runs it· deployment evidence
1 on record · none maker-verified yet. Each links to its source — open it and judge.
- Toyota Motor Corporation· Japan436 unitssource ↗
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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
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Frequently asked questions
- Who makes the S-series sort?
- The S-series sort is developed by Beijing Geekplus Technology, based in China.
- What type of robot is the S-series sort?
- The S-series sort is a Warehouse AMR made by Beijing Geekplus Technology.
- How much does the S-series sort cost?
- The S-series sort is listed at $7,900 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 S-series sort launched?
- The S-series sort was launched in 2015.
- What are the key specifications of the S-series sort?
- Key specifications of the S-series sort: type goods to person, payload ≤ 100 kg, weight 235 kg, top speed ≤ 2 m/s, navigation other.
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