GALAXIS Technology 浙江格来仕科技集团有限公司
Chinese intralogistics robotics maker offering multi-directional shuttle robots, AMRs, and conveying-sorting systems for warehouse automation.
Zhejiang Galaxis Technology Group Co., Ltd. (brand: GALAXIS) is an intelligent intralogistics robotics company based in Jiaxing, Zhejiang, China, founded in 2014 by Dr. Gu Chunguang. The company specializes in the research, development, manufacturing, and system integration of automated warehouse robots across three core product lines: Multi-directional Shuttle Robots (MSR), Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR), and Conveying and Sorting Robots (CSR). GALAXIS is recognized as China's first company to independently develop and commercialize four-way shuttle MSRs.
Its FLASH series four-way tote shuttle robots and LASER series two-way tote shuttles enable dense, high-throughput storage and retrieval across ambient, cold storage, frozen, high-temperature, and ESD-controlled environments, with maximum payloads of 50 kg for tote models and up to 1,500 kg for pallet variants. The VFR series very-narrow-aisle forklift robots (VFR-CL4 and VFR-CS3) extend coverage to high-bay storage with minimal aisle widths. The CSR line handles conveying and sorting at scale, with annual production capacity exceeding 10,000 units.
GALAXIS has established production bases in Jiaxing and Wuhu and operates R&D centers in Germany and Austria. The company serves customers in e-commerce, retail, pharmaceutical, automotive, semiconductor, battery, and food and beverage industries. As of 2024, GALAXIS ranked among China's top five integrated smart intralogistics robotics companies by revenue.
In March 2026, the company completed an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange under ticker 2729. The company holds hundreds of software copyrights and national patents covering robot navigation, scheduling algorithms, and hardware design.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
FLASH Four-Way Tote Shuttle Robot
Four-way tote multi-directional shuttle robot for high-density AS/RS warehouse systems.
LASER Two-Way Tote Shuttle Robot
Two-way tote shuttle robot supporting multi-deep and stacking configurations for dense storage.
FLASH-TP Four-Way Pallet Shuttle Robot
Four-way pallet shuttle robot for high-bay warehouses with up to 1,500 kg payload capacity.
VFR-CL4 Very-Narrow-Aisle Forklift Robot
Very-narrow-aisle forklift robot for high-lift and heavy-load warehouse storage and retrieval.
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2014
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Asia-Pacific
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