Geek+ RS11-DA RoboShuttle Robot
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- BRAND:
- GEEK+
- MODEL:
- RS11-DA
- PART #:
- RS11-DA
- ORIGIN:
- China
- Warranty:
- 12 MONTHS
- AVAILABILITY:
- SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY
- SKU:
- GeekPlus-RS11-DA
Geek+ RS11-DA RoboShuttle Robot
Most warehouses run out of floor long before they run out of ceiling. The Geek+ RS11-DA RoboShuttle Robot belongs to a family of shuttles built to answer that problem, climbing racking that a person on foot could never reach and bringing totes back down to the people who need them.
The product is available through this page, by quotation.
Background
Geek+ and the RoboShuttle lineage
Geek+ is a robotics company working in warehouse automation, and the RoboShuttle is one of the clearest examples of how its tote-handling thinking has grown. The line began with the RoboShuttle3 (RS3), designed to reach up to 3 meters in height. That machine was good enough to win the IFOY Award, short for International Intralogistics and Forklift of the Year, back in 2020.
The line did not stand still. The RoboShuttle 11 (RS11) grew from the same idea and now services storage systems up to 12 meters tall. In 2025 the RS11 won the IFOY Award for Best Integrated Customer Solution, one of the most prestigious recognitions in the logistics and automation industry. Two awards five years apart show a design that keeps being refined rather than replaced.
Positioning and key technology
The RoboShuttle is a tote-to-person solution. Instead of sending workers down long aisles, shuttles travel the racking, pick up containers and deliver them to a workstation, where an operator picks, packs or counts. The idea is to use cubic space rather than floor space, and to keep the people at the workstation busy with value-adding work instead of walking.
The RoboShuttle solution in its V4.0 generation was launched during LogiMAT 2025 to the European market and is a game-changer for high-volume order fulfillment. It pairs RS shuttles with the new RS Air robots, so that operations stay smooth and flexible no matter the demand. For readers who want the wider picture of what Geek+ offers, our Warehouse Robots category and the AMRs category show the neighboring product families.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Serviceable storage height (RoboShuttle11) | Up to 12 meters tall storage systems |
| Container sizes handled (RoboShuttle solution V4.0) | From standard 600×400 mm totes to 650×850 mm trays, and mixed-size cartons |
| Throughput (RoboShuttle solution V4.0) | 600 totes per hour per workstation |
| Storage density (RoboShuttle solution V4.0) | 45 totes per square meter |
Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the weight, the payload, the dimensions, the battery capacity, the runtime, the travel speed, the lift speed, the navigation method, the certifications, the contents of the box or the IP rating; they are confirmed at quotation.
What makes the RoboShuttle 11 different from the RoboShuttle3?
The most visible difference is height. The RoboShuttle3 was designed to reach up to 3 meters. The RoboShuttle 11 services storage systems up to 12 meters tall, which is four times the reach. For a warehouse, that is not a small step. It changes how much stock a building can hold within the same footprint, and it changes the argument for automation from convenience to capacity.
Height also changes the kind of project involved. A 3-meter system can often be added to an existing hall with modest changes. A 12-meter system usually belongs to a purpose-planned storage structure, where racking, shuttles and workstations are designed together. That is one reason the RS11 earned its 2025 IFOY recognition in the Integrated Customer Solution category: it is judged as part of a complete solution, not as a standalone machine.
Other differences between the two generations, such as speeds or payloads, are not covered here.
What changed with RoboShuttle V4.0?
RoboShuttle V4.0 is best understood as a whole solution. It handles a wide variety of storage containers, from standard 600×400 mm totes up to 650×850 mm trays, and even mixed-size cartons. For a fulfillment operation that handles a broad catalog, this flexibility matters, because it can reduce the need to repackage goods into one standard container before storage.
The V4.0 solution can achieve 600 totes per hour per workstation and a storage density of 45 totes per square meter. Those two figures pull in different directions in most warehouses: density usually costs speed, and speed usually costs density. Seeing them stated together is the reason buyers shortlist the system for high-volume order fulfillment.
V4.0 also teams RS shuttles with the new RS Air robots, which delivers smooth, flexible operations no matter the demand. How the RS Air robots divide the work is a question for the quotation conversation.
Who is the Geek+ RS11-DA RoboShuttle Robot for?
The first group is operators of high-volume e-commerce and retail fulfillment centers, where order lines are many, items are small and a workstation must never wait for a tote. The stated throughput per workstation and the storage density are aimed squarely at them.
The second group is companies with tall buildings and limited land. If your roof is high and your site is fixed, reaching up to 12 meters turns empty air into storage. This is common in busy port-side and urban facilities, where extending the footprint is expensive or impossible.
The third group is system integrators and project planners who design tote-based storage for clients. They need a recognized, award-winning shuttle and a clear route to documentation. We can support that through quotation.
Buyers whose needs are floor-level transport of goods between zones, rather than storage in tall racking, may be better served by the autonomous mobile robots in our AMRs category, such as the Geek+ M2000C Intralogistics AMR.
What is the Geek+ RS11-DA RoboShuttle Robot used for?
- High-density tote storage: shuttles store and retrieve containers in tall racking to make the most of the building volume.
- Tote-to-person picking: containers are delivered to a workstation so that operators pick without walking aisles.
- High-volume order fulfillment: the V4.0 solution is aimed at operations that must keep many orders moving at once.
- Mixed-container handling: totes, trays and mixed-size cartons can be served within one solution.
- Tall-warehouse retrofits and new builds: storage systems up to 12 meters tall can be serviced.
- Flexible operation with RS Air robots: the V4.0 solution teams shuttles with RS Air robots to follow changing demand.
Pricing and Availability
We do not publish prices for this product. Every RoboShuttle project depends on the building, the racking, the number of workstations and the containers to be handled, so the right starting point is a quotation. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. Send us your storage height, container types and target throughput, and we will reply with a proposal. The Geek+ RS11-DA RoboShuttle Robot is available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How tall a storage system can the RoboShuttle 11 serve?
The RoboShuttle 11 can service storage systems up to 12 meters tall. Its predecessor, the RoboShuttle3, was designed for up to 3 meters.
Which containers can the RoboShuttle solution handle?
The V4.0 solution handles containers from standard 600×400 mm totes to 650×850 mm trays, and also mixed-size cartons.
What throughput can I expect?
The RoboShuttle solution in V4.0 can achieve 600 totes per hour per workstation. It also reaches a storage density of 45 totes per square meter.
Has the RoboShuttle won any awards?
Yes. The RS3 won the IFOY Award in 2020, and the RS11 won the 2025 IFOY Award for Best Integrated Customer Solution.
What are RS Air robots?
They are new robots that RoboShuttle V4.0 teams with RS shuttles for smooth, flexible operation.
Are the weight, payload and battery details available?
Not on this page. They are not among the published specifications, along with the dimensions, speeds, navigation method, certifications and IP rating.
Where can I buy the Geek+ RS11-DA RoboShuttle Robot and what does it cost?
It is available through this page, by quotation. The cost depends on your project, so we do not print a price; request a quotation and we will respond with a proposal.
Summary
Floor space is finite, but the air above it is not, and the RoboShuttle line has spent years learning to use it, from 3 meters with the RS3 to 12 meters with the RS11. The V4.0 solution adds container variety, 600 totes per hour per workstation and 45 totes per square meter. If you are planning tall, dense, tote-based storage, this page is the starting point.
