Geek+ Opens European Innovation Center in Düsseldorf to Accelerate AI Robotics Deployment

Geek+ (2590.HK), a global leader in intelligent robotics, has opened its European Innovation Center in Düsseldorf, Germany. This marks a significant milestone in its European expansion and a major step in its global business growth, underscoring its commitment to deploying advanced AI robotics technology worldwide.

As Geek+'s first comprehensive innovation hub in Europe integrating technology, experience, and ecosystem, the center offers regional customers and partners immersive access to AI robotics. It reinforces Geek+'s long-term commitment to European clients, accelerates the journey from technology evaluation to large-scale deployment, and aims to drive faster, broader adoption of its AI robotics solutions across Europe and beyond.

The event attracted over 150 industry leaders from logistics, warehousing, and supply chain sectors.

Among the attendees were Josef Hinkel, First Deputy Mayor of Düsseldorf, and representatives from international companies such as GXO, DSV, and LPP Logistics, who gathered to witness this key moment in Geek+'s European innovation layout.

The European Innovation Center aims to create a leading hub for advanced robotics and AI applications in Europe. In recent years, Geek+'s European business has grown rapidly, becoming the preferred partner for automation upgrades among retail, e-commerce, 3PL, and manufacturing leaders, thanks to reliable products, localized services, and strong ROI.

The opening of the center signifies that Geek+ not only brings world-leading embodied intelligence and warehouse robotics technology but also reinforces its local investment to empower European customers' supply chain resilience and operational efficiency.

Yu Hong, Geek+'s EMEA head, stated that the official opening of the innovation center is an important step in bringing AI-driven warehouse robotics technology closer to European customers. The center has built a complete smart logistics ecosystem display system, covering human-robot collaboration, humanoid robots, and logistics software, helping enterprises move from awareness to confident large-scale application and jointly ushering in a new era of smart logistics in Europe.

With the newly established one-stop exhibition space, the center achieves centralized, scenario-based display of multi-category robot solutions. Visiting customers and partners can intuitively understand how various solutions work together and how they apply to diverse logistics scenarios in one place.

The center also showcases rare combined technical capabilities, including pallet-to-person, case-to-person, and shelf-to-person human-robot collaboration solutions, humanoid robots, and logistics software systems, solving the previous challenge of customers being unable to centrally compare and comprehensively evaluate technology systems in one location.

On-site, Geek+'s latest global robot innovations are exhibited, including the Gino 1 humanoid robot, RoboShuttle Hyper case-to-person solution, Robot Arm Picking Station, self-developed Gravity 4D brain, and the embodied AI Gravity framework. These demonstrations intuitively show how next-generation warehouse automation transforms cutting-edge technology into operational efficiency improvements, providing forward-looking and intelligent decision support for enterprises.

In the future, the European Innovation Center will also serve as an innovation test center for new solutions, providing validation and testing environments for new technologies, products, and applications. As an experience platform integrating robot functions, automated interaction methods, and supporting logistics software, the center allows visitors to intuitively understand how these technologies explore more possibilities and drive industry development.

The center is open to customers and the industry, with plans to host monthly customer visits and regular themed open days for specific industries. Using this as an anchor, Geek+ will continue to solidify its localized layout in Europe and promote the accelerated deployment and deep empowerment of intelligent robot technology in the European market.