Warehouse automation companyGeek+ Robotics says it has sold more than 10,000 units of its autonomous mobile robots.<\/p>\n
The company has seen a dramatic increase in demand for warehouse robots from sectors such as e-commerce and automotive supply chains.<\/p>\n
Geek+ revealed the new sales figure in an update about its activity during Singles Day in China, occurring annually on November 11th, traditionally one of the busiest in the e-commerce calendar. <\/p>\n
Other Singles Day milestones Geek+ listed include:<\/p>\n
The company also highlighted that 4,000 robotic units were used for large-scale cluster scheduling.<\/p>\n
And the largest-scale robotics warehouse application during the peak order volumes and delivery period of Singles Day.<\/p>\n
Geek Plus was established in 2014 with fewer than 10 people, and now employs more than 700.<\/p>\n
It raised more than $150 million in funding last year and is looking to expand beyond its Asian market into Europe and America.<\/p>\n
Moreover, it has been adding more products to its range, which now includes a driverless forklift.<\/p>\n
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