As facilities grow larger, denser, and more dynamic, the industry is demanding more from itscore technology: better performance, higher flexibility, and radicalsimplicity. Under these circumstances, the true bottleneck lies in the limitsof scheduling performance and adaptive capability.
To meet this challenge, Geek+ (Stock Code: 2590.HK) has launched a fully upgraded Robot Management System (RMS). Engineered specifically for ultra-large warehouse environments, this release ensures that enterprises can scale their operations with total confidence.
At the same time, the new RMS delivers measurable business value. Through data-driven dynamic scheduling and global path optimization, customers gain greater operational agility, allowing them to respond faster to demand changes with lower adjustment costs, and to build a supply chain defined by efficiency and resilience.
Flexible Dispatching Driven by Real-Time Data
Traditional scheduling systems rely on fixed rules set in advance. When order volumes change suddenly, these systems often struggle to keep up.
Geek+ upgraded RMS takes a different approach. It continuously analyzes operational data, such as task loads, traffic conditions, and robot travel history, to predict when robots will arrive at workstations. Based on these predictions, the system automatically adjusts how many robots are assigned to each station.
Here’s how it works in practice:
- When orders spike at a picking station, the system anticipates delays and sends additional robots in advance.
- When workload drops, excess robots are redirected to other areas where demand is higher.
This replaces the outdated “fixed allocation” model with a fully dynamic one. During peak periods, high-priority orders receive the resources they need. During quieter times, robot utilization across the warehouse is optimized automatically without manual intervention.
The result is smoother operations, especially in industries like e-commerce and retail where order volumes fluctuate heavily. Efficiency losses caused by mismatched supply and demand are significantly reduced.
Even better,all of this is achieved without adding new hardware. Businesses can increase robot utilization and improve order fulfillment speed using their existing fleets.
Omnidirectional Movement for Greater Flexibility
Designing and maintaining robot routes has long been a complex and time-consuming task. The new RMS simplifies this with omnidirectional path planning.
Robots can now move freely in any direction and make smooth curved turns, instead of being limited to rigid, one-way paths. This creates more natural traffic flow and allows robots to navigate crowded environments more efficiently.
Route decisions are made automatically based on real-time operating conditions. There is no need for manual path design or frequent adjustments, which makes deployment faster and ongoing optimization easier—saving both time and cost.
Enterprise-Level Security You Can Rely On
Security and compliance are essential for large enterprises. The upgraded RMS introduces enhanced protection mechanisms, including access control, operation validation,and command auditing.
These features help prevent unauthorized actions and reduce data risks, while aligning with enterprise software security standards.
The system also supports collaboration across multiple databases and warehouses. With high system stability, long-term robot log storage, and encrypted permissions, the new RMS provides a solid data foundation for global, multi-site operations—while meeting privacy and compliance requirements.
Upgraded 3D Monitoring for Better Visibility
The RMS interface has also been enhanced with improved 3D monitoring. Using Level of Detail (LOD) technology, high-quality 3D models can now be displayed in real time—without requiring additional server resources.
Managers can remotely view the live status of robots, containers, and supporting equipment,along with task progress across warehouses. This makes it easier to spot issues early, resolve them faster, and manage multiple sites from a single view.
Unlocking More Value Through Software Innovation
From adaptive scheduling and flexible movement to stronger security and clearer visibility,the upgraded RMS supports every stage of warehouse operations—from inbound handling to storage, picking, and sorting.
By enhancing software capabilities, Geek+ enables customers to get more value from their existing hardware investments. This upgrade strengthens the company’s integrated software-and-hardware approach and lays a solid foundation for future expansion into even more complex warehouse scenarios.
Looking ahead,Geek+ will continue to invest in innovation, delivering solutions that help enterprises accelerate warehouse digitalization and stay competitive in a rapidly evolving global logistics landscape.
