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Geekplus Shows Its RoboShuttle Hyper Climbing Robot at CeMAT Asia, Rated at 6,000 Totes an Hour

11.06

Warehouse robotics company Geekplus, also known as Geek+, gave its RS Hyper climbing robot its first exhibition showing at CeMAT Asia 2026, Sina Tech reported on November 5.

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