The lab functions as an interactive showroom and testing environment where businesses can witness Pallet-To-Person, Tote-To-Person, and Shelf-to-Person systems in action. Beyond standard automation, the space features advanced hardware including the Gino 1 humanoid robot and the RoboShuttle Hyper. These technologies are managed via the Geekplus Brain platform, which aims to handle long-horizon, complex physical tasks typical of modern supply chains.

Deputy Mayor Josef Hinkel emphasized the city’s role in fostering this international innovation network, while company executives noted that the space is designed to bridge the gap between initial evaluation and operational rollout. With a target of 1,000 visitors annually, the site aims to provide the measurable outcomes necessary for firms to integrate intelligent robotics into their logistics workflows.