Live Automated Warehouse Site Visits with Geek+

UPS Warehouse Integrated Automation

The Challenge:

UPS faced the need to optimize their 2 million sq. ft. facility. 

Our Solution:

Geekplus automated UPS's fulfillment center with 24/7 integrated robotic arms, Shelf-to-Person systems for peak efficiency.

Results:

• Relocated 1,018 racks in under four hours
• Minimized system downtime during transition
• Maintained full operational continuity
• Improved warehouse layout efficiency post-move

ASKUL Japan's Largest Shelf-to-Person System

The Challenge:

Tackled growing inventory, limited space, and scalability challenges as its products and customer base expanded.

Our Solution:

Deployed Shelf-to-Person systems with smart sorting, vertical optimization, and real-time operational insights.

Results:

• 500 lines/hour retrieval
• 318 robots worked cohesively
• Faster fulfillment and scalable growth

Newegg: Boosting Fulfillment Speed with Geek+ Robotics

The Challenge:

Newegg needed to handle rising order volumes. Manual picking was slow, required long walking distances, and limited throughput and accuracy.

Our Solution:

Geek+ installed a Shelf-to-Person system with P800 robots. The robots lifted shelves and brought them directly to pickers. Smart software optimized routes and organized 24,360 storage locations for faster access.

Results:

• Faster picking and shipping

• Higher accuracy and safer workflows

• Better use of warehouse space

• Less physical strain for workers

• Full deployment completed in six weeks

Walmart: Scaling Retail Fulfillment with Robotic Picking 

The Challenge:

Walmart manages massive daily volumes and high SKU complexity. Manual picking caused high labor costs, high error rates, and heavy physical strain. Storage depth and demand volatility added more pressure.

Our Solution:

For the first time, Walmart adopted warehouse robotics. Geek+ launched a pilot in the Shenzhen Distribution Center, integrating the Geek+ Picking System with Walmart’s existing workflows.

Results:

• Walmart’s first robotic warehouse pilot—a major success

• Picking productivity jumped from 149 to 533 pieces/person/hour

• 3.5× improvement in picking efficiency

• Higher accuracy and lower labor intensity

• Expansion underway: 18 more robots added and rollout extended to Walmart Chile

S&S Activewear – Integrated Apparel Fulfillment Automation

The Challenge:

S&S Activewear needed to optimize and scale fulfillment across their large, high-volume apparel distribution network. As order volumes grew, the team faced:

• Inefficient labor allocation across fast-moving inventory

• Increasing demand for higher picking accuracy

• Manual workflows slowing down fulfillment speed

• Growing SKU complexity and order variety

• Rising customer expectations for rapid and error-free delivery

Our Solution:

Geekplus deployed an end-to-end PopPick Goods-to-Person system across S&S Activewear’s operation, combining fast robotic picking, automated tote handling, and real-time warehouse optimization.

Siemens: Warehouse Integrated Automation

The Challenge:

Siemens needed to improve its busy warehouse. The team wanted higher storage space, faster material movement, and an automation system that could work without stopping production.

Our Solution:

Geekplus installed a full warehouse automation system using AMRs, smart storage, and real-time software links to WMS/MES. Shelf-to-Person and Goods-to-Production workflows supported 24/7 operations with very little disruption.

Results:

• Moved hundreds of racks within a few hours

• Kept downtime almost at zero during the change

• Production and material supply stayed fully running

• Storage space increased and warehouse layout improved