Locus Robotics

Locus Robotics is a US warehouse automation company founded in 2014 in Wilmington, Massachusetts, built to help distribution centers meet e-commerce order volumes without large new facilities or long hiring cycles.

Its autonomous mobile robots, including Locus Array, Origin, and Vector, work alongside warehouse staff on picking, putaway, transport, and mezzanine tasks, orchestrated by the LocusONE software platform; customers such as DHL Supply Chain, CEVA Logistics, and Cardinal Health report productivity rising from roughly 30-40 to 120-150+ units picked per hour.

1. Robots-to-goods picking: AMRs bring totes to pickers instead of pickers walking to shelves.

2. Locus Array: fleet of collaborative robots for high-volume order fulfillment.

3. Locus Vector: robot for bulk material handling and transport between zones.

4. LocusONE platform: software that orchestrates robots, tasks, and warehouse layout in real time.

5. Robots-as-a-Service: flexible subscription model that scales with seasonal demand.

6. Multi-industry use: deployed in 3PL, retail, healthcare, and industrial warehouses.