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Pallet-to-Person

Built by Beijing Geekplus Technology · China

Updated May 2026·methodology
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The Pallet-to-Person is a Warehouse AMR developed by Beijing Geekplus Technology (China), launched 2025. Key specifications: type goods to person, payload ≤ 1200 kg, top speed ≤ 1.6 m/s, navigation hybrid.

RoboScore

67.5/ 100

Very strong evidence

7 of 9 signals present

Recomputed nightly from public data. Missing data is skipped, never zero-filled — and rankings are never for sale.

Weighted factors

average of the 7 scored · blanks don't count

Commercial maturity20%100/100
Deployment footprint20%79/100
Proven track record12%35/100
Spec completeness12%99/100
Company financial health12%98/100
Company maturity8%55/100
Manufacturer portfolio6%100/100
Media mentions (trailing 12 months)6%unknown
Independent recognition4%unknown

Ranked #6 of 411 in the Warehouse AMR standing.

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Where it has stood41 days · best #2 · worst #63
#1 · started #63#411

2 days of that is about Pallet-to-Person itself:

  • 4 Aug Robo Score rose 5.98 — its evidence changed.
  • 11 Sept Robo Score fell 0.06 — its evidence changed.

One reading per day since 3 Aug, when the current ordering began. The rank above is the reading for 12 Sept, taken against 411 robots — the standing itself is live, so a robot added since then counts there and not here yet.

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Overview

Full Pallet Automation, Finally Modular. Perfect for heavy goods, bulk storage, and fast pallet retrieval, without relying on forklifts or fixed ASRS systems.

At a glance

  • Built for pallet transport
  • Used across 3pl, ecommerce and pharmaceutical
  • Programmed through RMS and WES
  • Detects and avoids obstacles in its path
  • Rated for operation at 32 113℉
  • Sold in CN, US and JP

Buyer decision signals

Deployments

1 known operator

SHIP8

Viability

est. 2015

Geekplus deploys moving-type AMRs at Toyota plants

Availability

available12-week lead time

Specifications

Category: Warehouse AMR
Type
goods to person
Payload
≤ 1200 kg
Top speed
≤ 1.6 m/s
Navigation
hybrid
VDA 5050
No
Safety cert.
ce
Battery type
li ion
Runtime
~9 h
Auto-dock charging
Yes
Maturity
commercial shipping
Pricing model
unknown
VerifiedSelf-reportedEstimated

Company profile

Founded
2015

Detailed specifications

What it is built for2
Applications
pallet transport
Industries Served
Retail,3PL,FMCG,Pharmaceuticals
Size & capacity1
Floor Clearance Mm
125
Movement & precision3
Max Speed Ms
2.3
Max Incline Deg
2.5
Obstacle Detection
true
Power & runtime1
Charge Time Hours
1.2
Controls & integration4
Api Available
true
Fleet Software
RMS
Max Fleet Size
1000
Software Platform
RMS, WES, IOP, G-plan
Safety & certification1
Operating Temp
32-113℉
Buying & support4
Model Variants
X1200,P800
Lead Time Weeks
12
Availability Status
available
Countries Available
CN,US,JP

Who runs it· deployment evidence

1 maker-verified of 1 on record. Each links to its source — open it and judge.

Verified — maker-confirmedReported — in a public source, not maker-confirmedDeclared — sector, country and count stated by the maker; customer not named

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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

More videos

Geek+ launches Pallet-to-Person solution

Geekplus - Logistics & Warehouse AutomationOfficial

Watch Geek+ Pallet-to-Person solution in action

Geekplus - Logistics & Warehouse AutomationOfficial

Multi-Zone Cold Chain Logistics Automation with Geek+ Pallet-to-Person SkyCube System

Geekplus - Logistics & Warehouse AutomationOfficial

Frequently asked questions

Who makes the Pallet-to-Person?
The Pallet-to-Person is developed by Beijing Geekplus Technology, based in China.
What type of robot is the Pallet-to-Person?
The Pallet-to-Person is a Warehouse AMR made by Beijing Geekplus Technology.
How much does the Pallet-to-Person cost?
Pricing for the Pallet-to-Person is not publicly listed — contact Beijing Geekplus Technology for a quote.
When was the Pallet-to-Person launched?
The Pallet-to-Person was launched in 2025.
What are the key specifications of the Pallet-to-Person?
Key specifications of the Pallet-to-Person: type goods to person, payload ≤ 1200 kg, top speed ≤ 1.6 m/s, navigation hybrid, vda 5050 No.

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