Geekplus Unveils HaiQ Platform, K1200, and Embodied AI Matrix at CeMAT ASIA 2026

At CeMAT Asia 2026, Geekplus showcased its complete warehouse robot lineup including RS Hyper, RS Air, RS Flex, SkyCube, RoboPallet, and the Gravity embodied AI model. The company demonstrated end-to-end system integration via its Warehouse Brain platform to optimize cross-format coordination. Claims regarding specific throughput rates and task performance were presented as part of on-site demonstrations rather than established deployment results.

At CeMAT Asia 2026, Geekplus showcased its complete warehouse robot lineup including RS Hyper, RS Air, RS Flex, SkyCube, RoboPallet, and the Gravity embodied AI model. The company demonstrated end-to-end system integration via its Warehouse Brain platform to optimize cross-format coordination. Claims regarding specific throughput rates and task performance were presented as part of on-site demonstrations rather than established deployment results.

At CeMAT ASIA 2026, Geekplus demonstrated a new embodied AI product matrix covering 1500kg to 5kg loads and integrated solutions like VPR-CyberPicker. This move complements its existing AMR and shuttle lines with flexible manipulation capabilities for complex tasks such as bin picking and cross-station operations. The company aims to transition from single-automation stages to full-chain intelligent collaboration using its "logistics brain" platform trained on real-world data from over 1,600 projects.

At CeMAT ASIA 2026, Geekplus demonstrated its complete AMR portfolio covering box, pallet, and shelf solutions alongside the Gravity embodied AI model. The company highlighted the RS Hyper climbing robot's throughput of 6,000 boxes per hour per 1,000 square meters and the Gravity model's robustness in complex tasks like breakfast preparation. Geekplus also introduced its Warehouse Brain software platform for integrating diverse robots into a unified scheduling system.

At CeMAT ASIA 2026, Geekplus showcased a linked system of its Lightning Broadcast and Cloud Arrow units with an arm to enable full-chain automation in high-density storage and sorting. The demonstration highlights modular deployment for manufacturing and e-commerce scenarios without human intervention.

At CeMAT ASIA 2026 in Shanghai, Geekplus showcased its FlashClimb system with over 20,000 global deployments and introduced the K1200 heavy-duty robot. The new HaiQ software platform enables unified scheduling of up to 6,000 robots simultaneously within a single facility.

At CeMAT ASIA 2026, Geekplus showcased its Shanchan climbing robot system and K1200 heavy-lift robot, noting global deployments exceed 20,000 units. The new HaiQ software platform enables unified scheduling for up to 6,000 robots in a single field.

At CeMAT ASIA 2026 in Shanghai, Geekplus showcased its HaiQ software platform supporting unified dispatch of up to 6000 robots and the K1200 heavy-lift robot for factory transfer. The FlashClimb system has surpassed 20,000 global units deployed across diverse scenarios like apparel and cross-border warehousing, with single projects exceeding 5000 units.

At CeMAT ASIA 2026, Geekplus showcased the FlashClimb climbing robot system, which has secured global contracts exceeding 20,000 units across diverse sectors. The company also introduced the K1200 heavy-load lifter and the HaiQ software platform capable of coordinating up to 6,000 robots simultaneously. These demonstrations highlighted advancements in high-density storage and full-lifecycle warehouse automation solutions.

At the CeMAT exhibition in Shanghai on November 3, robotics companies showcased embodied AI robots performing tasks such as climbing shelves, four-directional bin retrieval, narrow-aisle obstacle avoidance, and multi-robot collaboration. Demonstrations included Cainiao's upgraded climbing robots with reported efficiency gains of 15% and storage density increases of 20%, hybrid workflows where standard items are handled by mechanical arms while complex items use embodied robots, and hardware cost challenges such as dexterous hands accounting for roughly one-third of a robot's price. Companies emphasized balancing standardization, customization, and economic viability in commercial logistics deployments.

At CeMAT ASIA 2026 in Shanghai, Geekplus showcased its FlashClimber system with a dual-deep-position solution and the K1200 heavy-load robot. The company reported global contracts exceeding 20,000 units and demonstrated HaiQ software capable of coordinating up to 6,000 robots simultaneously.