Geek+ is delivering 165 ”shelf-to-person robots” to a 3PL company

Geek+, a global specialist in mobile robotics and intelligent automation, has been selected to supply 165 shelf-to-person robots to Yusen Logistics’ 1.2 million-square-meter distribution center in Northampton, United Kingdom. The solution is designed to handle both B2B and B2C flows for both refrigerated and room-temperature items.

– This project demonstrates the power of flexible automation, where our Shelf-to-Person system enables scalable growth without disruption. “We are proud to support Yusen Logistics in their first automation project of this kind in the UK and across the European region,” says Simon Houghton, Sales Manager for the UK and Ireland at Geek+.

The scalable solution will be rolled out in two distinct phases to ensure continuity throughout the implementation. For Yusen Logistics, the implementation is part of a broader digitalization strategy aimed at increasing efficiency and responsiveness throughout the business. Goods-to-Person robots enable a rapid return on investment, reduced reliance on labor, and high safety standards.

“By integrating Geek+’s robots, we’ll be able to improve our accuracy, flexibility, and throughput. “The system gives us the flexibility to scale in line with our customers’ changing needs while ensuring a great customer experience,” says Ben Bird, Head of Business Development and Solution Design at Yusen Logistics—a company with operations in 46 countries and at 680 warehouse locations.

The implementation will be delivered as part of a broader warehouse automation project led by automation expert Logistex, ensuring seamless integration with Yusen’s infrastructure and business processes.

“It’s a pleasure to work with Yusen and Geek+ on such a forward-looking project. Together, we look forward to delivering a future-ready solution with immediate results,” says Justin Saw, Director of Business Development at Logistex.

Geekplus is a global leader in mobile robotics that develops innovative robotic solutions for order fulfillment. More than 770 companies worldwide use the company's solutions.

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