Geek+

A Beijing warehouse-logistics robotics company building picking and transport AMRs, now also moving into embodied AI after its Hong Kong listing.

Geek+ was founded in Beijing in 2015; founder and CEO Yong Zheng holds a bachelor's and master's in industrial engineering from Tsinghua, previously worked in production operations at ABB and Saint-Gobain, and later moved into robotics-industry investing. The company builds autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for warehouse logistics: goods-to-person systems that bring shelves or totes to a picker, plus sorting and transport robots, and it cites Interact Analysis data ranking it first worldwide in AMR shipments for seven consecutive years. It listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on July 9, 2025 (2590.HK), raising about HK$2.7 billion. In February 2026 it released the wheeled humanoid Gino 1 for warehouse settings — dual arms with a three-fingered dexterous hand for picking, tote handling, and packing — and that July, at WAIC, it launched the embodied-AI framework Gravity and its core model Gravity 4D, which predicts future frames, 3D structure, and motion together; its embodied-AI subsidiary also began raising its first independent funding round.

ExampleOn the WAIC 2026 show floor, Gino 1 picked items one at a time out of a tote — chips, bread, a small rubber bowl — working alongside a transport robot to complete the picking process.

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Geekplus

Related

Autonomous Mobile Robot · Order Picking · Fleet Management System (e.g. Open-RMF) · Wheeled Humanoid Robot · 4D World Model · Amazon Robotics

Sources

市值超210亿，机器人超级独角兽登陆港交所（澎湃新闻） (Chinese)
全球首款仓储通用人形机器人：极智嘉发布 Gino 1（IT之家） (Chinese)
极智嘉(2590.HK)亮相2026 WAIC：「一核双引擎」战略落地（网易） (Chinese)

As of

2026-07