Fulfillment operations facing order surges and limited floor space need more robots retrieving totes at once without adding congestion. Geekplus' RoboShuttle (RS) Hyper is a tote-to-person climbing AMR system that runs multiple robots at the same time within a shared rack structure, moving totes from dense, high-bay storage to picking workstations. It delivers up to 6,000 totes/h in 10,764 sq ft (1,000 sq m), increasing throughput without expanding the footprint.

Features:

• System throughput: Up to 6,000 totes/h per 10,764 sq ft (1,000 sq m)
• Max Workstation throughput: Up to 800 totes/h with dual-point continuous tote feeding
• Climbing speed: Up to 4.9 ft/s (1.5 m/s)
• Storage height: Up to 49 ft (15 m)
• Charge-to-discharge ratio: 1:10, helping maintain availability during peak periods
• Robot density: More than 250 robots per 10,764 sq ft (1,000 sq m)
• Fleet scheduling: Up to 5,000 robots across 538,196 sq ft (50,000 sq m) and 3 million storage locations
• Tote fall protection: Multilayer, limiting fall distance to 2 in. (50 mm) or less
• Parallel horizontal and vertical climbing across adjacent rack columns, with only two columns locked during operation
• Two robots per rack column on a single rail
• Double-deep, dual-pass, bidirectional tote retrieval to reduce climbing cycles and increase storage density
• Two drive aisles beneath each rack form a bidirectional traffic grid to reduce congestion and speed dispatching
• Motion-control algorithms for faster travel and tighter positioning accuracy during retrieval
• Column-rail-integrated structure with decoupled beam loading
• Real-time tote misalignment detection and re-centering
• Supports human or automated item picking
• Expandable storage, robot fleet, and workstations on the same system architecture
• Compatible with RoboSafe safety vests, Robot Arm Picking Stations, and the Gino 1 humanoid robot

Geek+
Suwanee, GA
(470) 730-0617
[email protected]
geekplus.com