The expansion centers on a modular automation strategy, where RoboShuttle and P-series robots manage 1.4 million storage locations. By utilizing vertical space up to 12 meters, the deployment maximizes facility density while maintaining the agility required for diverse SKU management. This infrastructure is managed through a centralized Robot Management System capable of orchestrating over 1,000 units per site, ensuring that throughput remains consistent even as the company scales its inventory.
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Geekplus and LPP Logistics Scale Warehouse Robotics in Poland
With over 1,600 autonomous robots now navigating two Polish fulfilment centers, LPP Logistics is pivoting toward a fully automated model designed to absorb massive seasonal demand spikes. The partnership with Geekplus leverages high-density storage and fleet orchestration to stabilize retail fulfillment against the volatility of the European fashion market.
Beyond technical capacity, the integration aims to redefine the human role within the warehouse. The system handles repetitive movement and long-distance transport, shifting employee focus toward system monitoring and exception management. According to LPP Logistics CEO Sebastian Sołtys, the primary value lies in the predictability of the rollout, which allowed for operational continuity during the transition. By reducing manual labor, the firm targets a 99% efficiency gain, positioning its Polish distribution hubs as a blueprint for long-term, scalable retail logistics across the continent.
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