Geek+ ranks 44 on the Robotics 100 with a score of 83; JD Logistics ranks 73 with 80. Geek+ is ahead on production, commercials and technology. JD Logistics is ahead on progress, firepower and leverage. Level on deployment and positioning. Both are based in Beijing, China. Geek+: Public, founded 2015. Geek+ is named in 5 signals and JD Logistics in 13.
Geek+ develops and sells AI-powered warehouse robotics, including autonomous mobile robots for logistics and warehouse operations.
Darker bar: ahead of the other company on that measure.
Geek+ is a Chinese warehouse-AMR and goods-to-person logistics maker (HKEX:2590) with 20,000+ robots deployed across 950+ warehouses in 40+ countries. It was the first AMR IPO (July 2025), posted its first adjusted net profit in FY25 on RMB 3.171bn revenue (+31.6%, ~$441M TTM), and added a Toyota multi-plant deployment (June 2026) and a Gino 1 warehouse humanoid (February 2026), with 75.3% of revenue from outside mainland China. The annual production rate is the open item.
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JD Logistics markets the Wolf Pack robot portfolio for warehouse and delivery applications to logistics operators and warehouse customers.
Darker bar: ahead of the other company on that measure.
JD Logistics is the largest captive robotics deployment programme in logistics by stated plan: the deployment is enormous, the commercial score is near zero because almost all of it is internal. In October 2025 it announced a five-year procurement plan for three million robots, one million autonomous vehicles and 100,000 drones. The Wolf Pack robot series is deployed at scale across more than 20 Chinese provinces and over 10 countries, covering warehousing, sorting, transportation and last-mile delivery. As of 2026-06-30 the LangzuTech goods-to-person system was live in more than 30 warehouses in China plus the UK and Germany, with more than 20 fully automated warehouses. The most significant single event for the Humanoids domain is the July 2026 Agibot G2 Max deployment, reported as the first confirmed humanoid robot in an operational third-party logistics warehouse, with a 50 kilogram dual-arm peak payload supporting 7 by 24 unmanned palletising. H1 2026 R&D spending was RMB 2.3 billion, up 23.7 percent. A distinct orchestration layer coordinates a mixed fleet across warehousing, sorting, line-haul, last-mile ground vehicles and drones, including night-time autonomous routes in Shenzhen and a rural drone network in Sichuan; externalisation is nascent, via a Robot Ambulance maintenance service launched in Beijing April 2026 with plans for 50-plus cities. This company scores in two Robotics categories; recorded here under the systems and AMR placement.
13 signals name JD Logistics.
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Geek+ ranks 44 on the Robotics 100 with a score of 83; JD Logistics ranks 73 with 80. Geek+ is ahead on production, commercials and technology. JD Logistics is ahead on progress, firepower and leverage. Level on deployment and positioning. Both are based in Beijing, China. Geek+: Public, founded 2015. Geek+ is named in 5 signals and JD Logistics in 13.
Geek+ ranks 44 on the Robotics 100 with a score of 83; JD Logistics ranks 73 with 80. Geek+ is ahead on production, commercials and technology. JD Logistics is ahead on progress, firepower and leverage. Level on deployment and positioning. Both are based in Beijing, China. Geek+: Public, founded 2015. Geek+ is named in 5 signals and JD Logistics in 13. Both company files carry the scores on eight measures, the facts with sources and the latest signals.
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