Bertolini expands automation with Geek+ technology.

Modificado em: 18/06/2026

Integration incorporates mobile robotics into intralogistics projects in Latin America.

Bertolini Sistemas de Armazenagem announces the integration of technologies from Geek+, a global leader in mobile robotics for logistics, into its automation ecosystem. This move expands the range of resources available for intralogistics and strengthens the company's performance in highly complex projects for industry, retail, distribution, and logistics operators.

The initiative combines Bertolini's experience in developing storage structures and systems with robotic solutions applied to the intelligent handling of materials. The goal is to serve companies seeking to increase productivity, improve process precision, and optimize the use of operational spaces.

This advancement reflects an ongoing transformation in global logistics. Driven by demands for efficiency, traceability, and scalability, companies across various sectors are accelerating investments in automation to make distribution centers and production units more competitive.

Among the technologies that will be incorporated into the projects are mobile robotics systems focused on the movement and separation of products, integrated into storage structures and operational flows developed according to the needs of each client.

โ€œThe evolution of intralogistics involves the integration of infrastructure, operational intelligence, and automation. By incorporating these technologies, we expand our capacity to develop increasingly comprehensive projects that better meet the challenges faced by companies seeking sustainable growth and efficiency gains,โ€ says Jakson Pires, commercial director of Bertolini Sistemas de Armazenagem. 

This new development reinforces Bertolini's strategy of expanding its portfolio with higher value-added solutions, connecting warehousing, automation, and specialized services into a single offering.

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