Strategic cooperation
Geek+ and Körber announce AMR partnership
Geek+, the global market leader for autonomous and mobile robots (AMR), and Körber, a provider of supply chain software and automation technologies, are joining forces in the form of a strategic partnership. With this joint commitment, Geek+ and Körber aim to offer companies worldwide improved access to AMRs that can be used to implement efficient, flexible and intelligent logistics processes.
Against this background, Geek+ has a large number of successfully completed implementations across all industries. In addition, there is a set of AI-supported solutions for handling scenarios in logistics, which are now also available to Körber's customer base. The joint expertise in the integration, consulting and maintenance of robotics solutions enables both Körber and Geek+ to support the current technological and strategic requirements of the market and growing complexities along the supply chain - in particular through extended functionalities from the fields of AI, robotics, software and machine learning. This is underlined by the impact of COVID-19 and the growing challenges it poses in terms of labor shortages, health risks and unpredictable fluctuations in demand.
Hong Yu, CMO at Geek+, explains: "We are delighted to launch our first partnership with a global reach and are especially excited to be partnering with Körber. The partnership will make it easier for companies around the world to access an AMR service offering that makes logistics operations both flexible and efficient. Furthermore, based on our successful cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region, we are confident that this global partnership will further improve our market presence. Together, we are paving the way for companies to become the intelligent warehouse of tomorrow."
Geek+ has expanded globally and grown rapidly over the last five years. Among other things, the company has realized around 10,000 successful AMR implementations to support over 300 companies.
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