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Geek+ & eStore Logistics partner to implement the largest rollout of AMRs in Australian e-commerce
Geek+ Goods-to-Person Picking System, empowered by Geek+ proprietary smart algorithms, uses P-series warehouse robots to eliminate redundant walking by picking workers, improve picking accuracy, and reduce labor intensity. The AI-driven system features robot task management, combined order optimization for picking, inventory management, dynamic wave optimization, and adjustments of inventory layouts for maximum efficiency.
Lit Fung, Vice President of APAC, UK and the Americas at Geek+, says: "
After the implementation of an initial batch of Geek+ autonomous mobile robots in its fulfillment centers, eStore Logistics has seen a fourfold increase in efficiency as well as faster order fulfillment and, for some of the company's customers, the capacity optimization of Geek+ system has also led to a 30% reduction in their logistics costs. Resultantly, eStore Logistics expects a payback in less than five years as the flexibility provided allows the company to flexibly scale and mitigate against risks associated with swift changes in SKUs and rapid growth demands.
Leigh Williams , eStore Logistics founder and managing director, says:
Moving forward, Geek+ look forward to continuing to provide AMR-driven smart logistics solutions and work with eStore Logistics to enable fast and agile order-fulfillment, supporting e-commerce retailers across Australia .
Geek+ is a global technology company leading the intelligent logistics revolution. We apply advanced robotics and AI technologies to realize flexible, reliable and highly efficient solutions for warehouses and supply chain management. Geek+ counts 300 global customers and has deployed more than 10,000 robots worldwide. Founded in 2015, Geek+ has over 800 employees and is headquartered in Beijing , with offices in Germany , the UK, the US, Japan , Hong Kong and Singapore .
For more information, please visit: www.geekplus.com
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