Gino 1

Geek+ built its reputation on warehouse robots such as the Geek+ RoboShuttle; Gino 1, unveiled in February 2026, extends that portfolio with a mobile manipulator shaped like a humanoid. An omnidirectional wheeled base carries two force-controlled arms with seven degrees of freedom each, so the arms alone account for 14 axes.

The hands are three-fingered with seven active degrees of freedom, tactile sensors and an RGB-D camera set into the palm, which lets the robot look at an item while it closes its grip. A multi-camera head feeds an NVIDIA Jetson Thor rated at up to 2070 FP4 TFLOPS, and the Geek+ Brain vision-language-action model with a fast and slow architecture, trained with simulation reinforcement learning, plans the work.

The combined payload of both arms is 20 kg; the battery holds 50 Ah and is charged wirelessly at 3 kW, while runtime is not published. Its job list reads like a warehouse shift: picking, packing, tote and carton handling, and inspection.

Trade press reports that Gino 1 is mass-production ready and has been validated by a Fortune 500 customer; it appeared at WAIC in July 2026 and series production was planned for the third quarter of 2026. Height and weight have not been disclosed by Geek+. Price on request.