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        Geek+, a developer of robotic systems for logistics and warehouse operations, has implemented the first shelf-to-person in Denmark, &ldquo;PopPick,&rdquo; at Med24.dk, an online pharmacy wholesaler, marking its first project in the Nordics. The robots will be deployed in partnership with automation solutions developer System Teknik.
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        The companies will deploy three PopPick stations and 30 robots to streamline Med24.dk&rsquo;s warehouse operations and handle products of varying sizes without requiring additional infrastructure.
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        The PopPick workstations at Med24.dk feature dual retrieval arms and can present multiple tote racks simultaneously, allowing for a processing rate of up to 450 totes per hour.&nbsp;
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 <p>Geek+, a robotics company specialising in logistics and warehouse operations, has launched the first 'PopPick', a shelf-to-person system, in Denmark. This has been implemented at Med24.dk, a leading online pharmacy wholesaler. This is the first Geek+ project in the Nordic region and will be carried out in collaboration with System Teknik, an automation solutions provider. </p>
 <p>The project will include the deployment of three PopPick stations and 30 robots that will enhance efficiency in Med24.dk’s warehouse operations. These robots are capable of handling products of various sizes without necessitating any additional infrastructure.</p>
 <p>The PopPick stations in Med24.dk’s warehouse are designed with dual retrieval arms enabling them to hold multiple tote racks at a time. This feature results in a high processing rate of up to 450 totes per hour.</p>
</div> <p><b>Analyst QuickTake:<br>
 </b> Today’s collaboration adds System Teknik to Geek+’s more than 1,000 customers, including <a href="https:<br>
//sp-edge.com/updates/28489"> Toll Group, </a> Decathlon, Dell, Nike, Walmart, and ASKUL.</p>

Geek+ partners with System Teknik to deploy shelf-to-person robots for Med24.dk in Denmark

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 <p>Geek+, a logistics and warehouse operations robotics developer, has teamed up with the global logistics company Toll Group to launch a sophisticated automated warehouse in Baeksa, South Korea, implementing Geek+'s sorting robots.</p>
 <p>Over 60 robots have been deployed by the companies leading to enhanced sorting operations with a 70% increase in productivity and sorting efficiency. This project has led to significant cost savings and boosted customer satisfaction by enabling faster e-commerce delivery and real-time tracking.</p>
 
</div> <p><b>Analyst QuickTake:<br>
 </b> Today’s collaboration adds Toll Group to Geek+’s more than 1,000 customers, including Decathlon, Dell, Nike, Walmart, and ASKUL.</p>

Geek+ partners with Toll Group to launch advanced automated warehouse in South Korea

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 <p>Geek+, a company specializing in logistics and warehouse automation robotics, has formed a partnership with Ferag APAC, a provider of warehouse solutions. Ferag APAC will take responsibility for providing, installing, and servicing Geekplus equipment in the Asia-Pacific region.</p>
 <p>The collaboration will blend Geek+'s mobile robotic technology with Ferag's expertise in warehouse software and system integration, enabling the provision of tailored solutions for their clients.</p>
</div> <p><b>Analyst QuickTake:<br>
 </b> Today’s partnership adds Ferag APAC to Geek+’s list of distribution partners, including Bosch Rexroth <a href="https:<br>
//www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/geek-and-bosch-rexroth-announce-extended-partnership-and-deploy-advanced-moving-robot-301505135.html"> (March 2022) </a> and Systemex Automation <a href="https:<br>
//www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/geek-and-systemex-automation-sign-partnership-to-expand-autonomous-mobile-robot-deployments-in-north-america-301584825.html"> (July 2022) </a> to strengthen its presence in North America and Korber Supply Chain to expand its presence in the South American market <a href="https:<br>
//mobilerobotguide.com/2022/07/18/geek-expands-to-south-america-in-partnership-with-korber-supply-chain/"> (July 2022). </a></p>

Geek+ partners with Ferag to provide robotic logistics solutions in Asia-Pacific

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 <p>Geek+, a logistics robotic systems developer, is partnering with Japanese office equipment supplier, ASKUL, to install its shelf-to-person PopPick system at the ASKUL Value Center in Kansai, the biggest of its kind in Japan. The project, which comprises over 318 Geek+ robots, is more than 70% complete and is forecasted to substantially increase warehouse operations speed and efficiency. This will enhance ASKUL's customer experience with better logistics. ASKUL has been benefiting from Geek+'s shelf-to-person Standard system since 2019 in several distribution centers for efficient warehouse operations.</p>
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Geek+ implements shelf-to-person ‘PopPick’ system at ASKUL Value Center in Kansai, Japan

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<p>Geek+, a developer of robotic systems for logistics and warehouse operations, has partnered with Logistex, a UK firm specializing in warehouse automation, to provide a comprehensive suite of integrated technologies for the latter's UK clients.</p>
<p>This partnership will allow Logistex’s customers to automate their material handling workflows, fine-tune inventory management, and improve the accuracy and speed of order fulfillment. Clients will gain access to an extensive automation ecosystem, which includes Geek+’s Robot Management System, Warehouse Execution System, Warehouse Management System, and other software programs.</p>
</div> <p><b>Analyst QuickTake:</b> <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/23406"> In November 2023, </a> Geek+ announced a similar partnership with <a href="https://sp-edge.com/companies/458815"> FORTNA, </a> a provider of automation and software solutions for logistics, to make Geek+'s sortation systems and goods-to-person facilities accessible for FORTNA's clientele for warehouse order fulfillment. Geek+ also partnered with Kerry TJ Logistics, a Taiwan-based transportation and logistics company, <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/23840"> in November 2023, </a> to create an automated fulfillment center for one of latter's clients.</p>

Geek+ partners with Logistex to provide warehouse automation systems to Logistex’s UK clients

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  <li><p>Geek+, a developer of robotic systems for logistics and warehouse operations, has partnered with Kerry TJ Logistics, a Taiwan-based transportation and logistics company, to create an automated fulfillment center to handle B2B and B2C orders for the latter's client, New Balance, a sports footwear and apparel manufacturer.</p></li>
  <li><p>The warehouse, equipped with Geek+'s Shelf-to-Person system, improves picking efficiency and optimizes space utilization. The facility also prioritizes sustainability, as the robots are able to operate in the dark, thus reducing energy consumption and carbon footprint.</p></li>
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Geek+ has partnered with Kerry TJ Logistics to create an automated fulfillment center for New Balance. The warehouse, equipped with Geek+'s Shelf-to-Person system, improves picking efficiency and optimizes space utilization. The facility focuses on sustainability, with robots that can operate in the dark to reduce energy consumption and carbon footprint. <p><b>Analyst QuickTake:</b> Today’s news comes on the heels of Geek+ <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/23406"> announcing a similar partnership </a> with <a href="https://sp-edge.com/companies/458815"> FORTNA, </a> a provider of automation and software solutions for logistics, to make Geek+'s sortation systems and goods-to-person facilities accessible for FORTNA's clientele for warehouse order fulfillment.</p>

Geek+ and Kerry TJ Logistics provide automated warehouse fulfillment solutions for New Balance

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  <li><p>Geek+, a developer of robotic systems for logistics and warehouse operations, has partnered with FORTNA, a leader in automation and software solutions for logistics, to make Geek+'s sortation systems and goods-to-person facilities accessible for FORTNA's clientele for warehouse order fulfillment.</p></li>
  <li><p>Multiple projects under this collaboration are being initiated in different phases in the US and EMEA regions, comprising major robotic installations for big retailers in the sports and home appliances sections along with new developments in goods-to-person sortation systems.</p></li>
  <li><p>The companies plan to improve efficiency and scalability and optimize warehouse processes via these robotic systems.</p></li>
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Geek+ partners with FORTNA to offer robotic warehouse solutions to FORTNA’s customers

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  <li><p>Geek+, a developer of mobile robots for logistics, has launched a new mobile automated storage retrieval system (ASRS) called RoboShuttle, designed for warehouse automation of up to 40 ft (12 m) in height. The company claims it is the industry's tallest robot.</p></li> 
  <li><p>The RoboShuttle system acts as a mobile ASRS system where mobile robots automate the storage and retrieval of totes for picking, putting away, and return handling. The system employs suction cups for enhanced storage density and is managed by Geek+'s software platform for optimal traffic management and task assignments. It can also be combined with Geek+'s shelf-to-person system, enabling storage and picking of various-sized items on racks, pallets, and totes.</p></li> 
  <li><p>The product has already been installed in sites in North America and Asia and is being deployed for global retailers.</p></li> 
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Geek+ has launched RoboShuttle, a mobile automated storage retrieval system (ASRS) designed for warehouse automation up to 40 ft in height. Claimed to be the tallest robot in the industry, RoboShuttle uses mobile robots with suction cups for efficient storage and retrieval of totes. Managed by Geek+'s software platform, the system optimizes traffic management and task assignments. It can also be combined with Geek+'s shelf-to-person system to handle items of varying sizes on racks, pallets, and totes. Currently, the system has been installed in locations in North America and Asia, with global retailers as potential users.

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