Floatic, a leading provider of Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) solutions for e-commerce warehouses, has announced a strategic partnership with Geek+, a global leader in robotics technology. Together, they aim to deliver an integrated robotic solution for warehouse automation, positioning themselves as key players in driving innovation and efficiency in the field.

Through this collaboration, both companies will build a joint sales pipeline across the Asia-Pacific region to offer comprehensive, integrated robotics solutions to clients. Floatic’s proprietary multi-robot management and system integration technology will be combined with Geek+’s extensive range of robots, industry networks, and mass production capabilities. This partnership is set to create significant synergies, providing clients with optimized and scalable solutions tailored to their unique warehouse needs.

“Many companies face challenges in finding suitable automation solutions for their varied warehouse goods and workflows,” said Chan Lee, CEO of Floatic. “With this partnership, clients can experience a fully integrated solution, eliminating the complexity of multiple options and providing a total solution for any warehouse environment.”

Geek+ has over 10,000 clients globally, including in the retail, apparel, third-party logistics, pharmaceutical, and automotive sectors. Its extensive lineup of robots includes Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) and AMRs, such as Goods-to-Person (GTP) robots that can handle loads exceeding 1,000 kg, as well as sorting, forklift, and transport robots. Major logistics companies in South Korea, such as Coupang and CJ Logistics, already use Geek+ solutions.

Floatic’s flagship AMR solution for e-commerce warehouses, Floware, is optimized for multi-SKU inventory management and volatile e-commerce orders. It includes the proprietary Floatic Engine software platform, which integrates with clients’ Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), enabling fleet management and real-time monitoring, alongside Flody, their custom-built robot for warehouse environments.

“This partnership allows both companies to complement each other’s strengths and better address diverse client needs,” said James Leung, Head of Sales for Geek+ in the Asia-Pacific region. “We are excited to be leading partners in driving true innovation in warehouse automation.”