Geekplus Opens European Warehouse Robotics Lab in Düsseldorf

Sep 17, 2026
Geekplus Robotics has opened its first European Innovation Lab in Düsseldorf, where businesses can test AI powered warehouse robots and automation software.
Geekplus Opens European Warehouse Robotics Lab in Düsseldorf
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Geekplus Robotics opens its first European Innovation Lab in Düsseldorf, Germany, the company said in a press release. More than 150 people attended the opening, including representatives from GXO, DSV and LPP Logistics.

The lab lets businesses test AI powered robotics in warehouse scenarios before wider deployment. It presents Pallet-To-Person, Tote-To-Person and Shelf-to-Person systems alongside humanoid robots and logistics software.

Featured systems include the Gino 1 Humanoid robot, RoboShuttle Hyper, an integrated Robot Arm Picking Station and Geekplus Brain support. Geekplus expects the facility to receive more than 1,000 visitors each year through customer visits, demonstrations and industry events.

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