Geek+
Geek+ (Geekplus) is a Beijing warehouse robotics company, founded in 2015 by Zheng Yong, its chief executive, that builds autonomous mobile robots, goods-to-person systems and the software that runs them for e-commerce, retail, manufacturing and third-party logistics. It is one of the world's largest suppliers of warehouse robots, and in July 2025 it listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (2590.HK), one of the largest robotics listings in Hong Kong. In February 2026 Geek+ unveiled Gino 1, which it describes as the first general-purpose humanoid robot built specifically for warehouses. Gino 1 stands 168 cm tall, weighs 63 kg, has two seven-degree-of-freedom arms with dexterous hands, and handles picking, packing, box handling and inspection. It runs on Geek+ Brain, an embodied AI system trained on the company's logistics data and simulation, so it can work alongside Geek+ mobile robots and robotic arms. Geek+ showed Gino 1 to European buyers at LogiMAT 2026.
💡Notable Achievement: Geek+ listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (2590.HK) in July 2025 and unveiled Gino 1, which it calls the first general-purpose humanoid robot built specifically for warehouses, in February 2026.
What Does Geek+ Do?
Geek+ is a Beijing warehouse robotics company that lists on the Hong Kong exchange and, in February 2026, added Gino 1, a general-purpose humanoid for picking, packing, box handling and inspection, to its range of mobile robots and warehouse systems.
“A warehouse automation leader extending from mobile robots to a warehouse humanoid.”
Full Warehouse Stack
Geek+ combines autonomous mobile robots, goods-to-person systems, robotic arms and software, so Gino 1 can work inside an existing Geek+ operation.
Geek+ Brain
Gino 1 is controlled by an embodied AI system trained on years of logistics data and large-scale simulation.
Purpose-Built for Warehouses
Gino 1 is 168 cm tall, weighs 63 kg and handles objects up to 15 kg with two seven-degree-of-freedom arms.
What Can Geek+ Robots Actually Do?
Cross-portfolio operational capabilities, manipulation tasks, and environmental competencies
Warehouse picking, packing and handling with a humanoid that works alongside Geek+ mobile robots.
Picking & Packing
Gino 1 picks, packs and handles boxes and goods in warehouse workflows.
Inspection
Gino 1 can inspect goods as part of general-purpose warehouse tasks.
Dual-Arm Manipulation
Two seven-degree-of-freedom arms with dexterous hands handle objects up to 15 kg.
Geek+ Robots
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Gino 1
Manufactured by Geek+
Gino 1 is a warehouse-native humanoid robot developed by Geek+ to automate complex manual tasks in logistics environments. Standing 168 cm tall and weighing 63 kg, it features dual 7‑DOF force‑controlled arms with three‑finger dexterous hands, each hand offering 7 active degrees of freedom for adaptive grasping of boxes and irregular items. Powered by NVIDIA Jetson Thor with 2,070 TFLOPS and the Geek+ Brain embodied intelligence platform, Gino 1 combines multi‑eye vision, 3D LiDAR, and tactile sensing to perform picking, packing, tote moving, and inspection workflows autonomously. Its omnidirectional wheeled base enables navigation at up to 1.5 m/s, while a 50 Ah battery and 3 kW wireless ultra‑fast charging support continuous 8+ hour operation, making it suitable for scalable deployment in modern warehouses.
Geek+ Software & AI Ecosystem
Developer platforms, fleet management portals, autonomy intelligence, and enterprise integrations
Geek+ Brain
Embodied Intelligence for Logistics
Embodied AI system trained on real warehouse data and simulation that controls Gino 1.
Geek+ Timeline & Milestones
Evolutionary history, landmark prototypes, major acquisitions, and commercial roadmap
Geek+ founded in Beijing
Zheng Yong founds Geek+ in Beijing to build autonomous mobile robots for warehouse logistics.
Source: prnewswire.com
Listed on Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Geek+ lists on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange under the stock code 2590.
Source: prnewswire.com
Post-IPO expansion of warehouse robotics
After its listing, Geek+ describes warehouse robotics entering the mainstream as it expands its global customer base.
Source: roboticsandautomationnews.com
Gino 1 warehouse humanoid unveiled
Geek+ unveils Gino 1, a general-purpose humanoid robot for warehouse picking, packing, box handling and inspection, powered by Geek+ Brain.
Source: interestingengineering.com
Gino 1 European debut at LogiMAT 2026
Geek+ announces that Gino 1 will make its European debut at the LogiMAT 2026 intralogistics fair in Stuttgart.
Source: roboticsandautomationnews.com
Geek+ Competitors by Category
Direct industry rivals grouped by specific robotics domain
What Makes Geek+ Different?
Editorial AnalysisOrigin of Bots objective strategic assessment, engineering moats, and commercial hurdles
Key Strengths & Moats
- ✓Publicly listed company with an established warehouse robot business.
- ✓Humanoid designed to fit alongside existing Geek+ mobile robots and arms.
- ✓European debut at LogiMAT 2026 puts Gino 1 in front of logistics buyers.
Core Strategic Focus
Bringing Gino 1 from pilots to commercial warehouse deployments.
Road Ahead & Challenges
- •Gino 1 pricing and volume availability have not been published.
- •Humanoid warehouse picking is new and unproven at scale.
Geek+ vs Key Competitors
Strategic capability matrix across platform categories, commercial readiness, and target markets
Chassis Form
- Gino 1 (Geek+)
- Industrial AMR Wheeled Base
- Digit v5 (Agility)
- Bipedal Reverse-Knee
- Stretch (Boston Dynamics)
- Omnidirectional Heavy Base
- STAR1 (Robot Era)
- Full-Size Bipedal
Arm Payload
- Gino 1 (Geek+)
- 15 kg per Arm
- Digit v5 (Agility)
- 16 kg Total Carrying
- Stretch (Boston Dynamics)
- 23 kg Single Heavy Arm
- STAR1 (Robot Era)
- 10 kg per Arm
Warehouse Integration
- Gino 1 (Geek+)
- Native WES / AMR Ecosystem
- Digit v5 (Agility)
- Cloud API Standalone
- Stretch (Boston Dynamics)
- Fleet API Standalone
- STAR1 (Robot Era)
- Third-Party Factory WMS
Global Fleet Base
- Gino 1 (Geek+)
- 30,000+ Deployed AMRs
- Digit v5 (Agility)
- Dozens of Pilots (GXO/Amazon)
- Stretch (Boston Dynamics)
- Hundreds of Units
- STAR1 (Robot Era)
- Early Fleet Pilots
| Strategic Dimension | Gino 1 (Geek+) | Digit v5 (Agility) | Stretch (Boston Dynamics) | STAR1 (Robot Era) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chassis Form | Industrial AMR Wheeled Base | Bipedal Reverse-Knee | Omnidirectional Heavy Base | Full-Size Bipedal |
| Arm Payload | 15 kg per Arm | 16 kg Total Carrying | 23 kg Single Heavy Arm | 10 kg per Arm |
| Warehouse Integration | Native WES / AMR Ecosystem | Cloud API Standalone | Fleet API Standalone | Third-Party Factory WMS |
| Global Fleet Base | 30,000+ Deployed AMRs | Dozens of Pilots (GXO/Amazon) | Hundreds of Units | Early Fleet Pilots |
Corporate Ecosystem & Ownership Structure
Parent company relationships, historical acquisitions, and global operating facilities
Global Facilities & Operating Hubs
Geek+ Headquarters
HQBeijing, China
Articles & Industry News
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Frequently Asked Questions
8 AnswersVerified answers, company specifications, and deployment details about Geek+
What is Geek+?
Geek+ (Geekplus) is a Beijing warehouse robotics company, founded in 2015, that makes autonomous mobile robots, goods-to-person systems, robotic arms and warehouse software, and in 2026 added the Gino 1 humanoid robot.
Who founded Geek+?
Geek+ was founded in Beijing in 2015 by Zheng Yong, who is the company's chief executive and has led its growth into one of the largest warehouse robot suppliers.
Is Geek+ a public company?
Yes. Geek+ listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on 9 July 2025 under the stock code 2590, one of the largest robotics listings in Hong Kong.
What is Geek+ Gino 1?
Gino 1 is a general-purpose humanoid robot that Geek+ unveiled in February 2026 for warehouses. It picks, packs, handles boxes and inspects goods, and Geek+ calls it the first humanoid built specifically for warehouse work.
What are the specifications of Gino 1?
Gino 1 stands 168 cm tall, weighs 63 kg, handles objects up to 15 kg, moves at up to 1.5 metres per second, and has two seven-degree-of-freedom arms with dexterous hands.
What is Geek+ Brain?
Geek+ Brain is the embodied AI system that controls Gino 1. It is trained on years of real warehouse data and large-scale simulation so the robot can carry out varied logistics tasks.
How much does Gino 1 cost?
Geek+ has not published a price for Gino 1. Warehouse operators need to contact Geek+ for pricing, which is typically part of a wider automation project.
Where is Gino 1 used?
Gino 1 is designed for warehouses and fulfilment centres, working alongside Geek+ mobile robots and arms. Geek+ presented it to European logistics buyers at LogiMAT 2026 in Stuttgart.
Verified Data & Editorial Assurance
Compiled from verified corporate filings, official Geek+ datasheets, and robotics engineering registries. Information has been verified against official manufacturer documentation. For commercial procurement or proprietary integrations, contact the manufacturer directly.