Locus Robotics

Warehouse leaders are under pressure to move faster, scale smarter, and keep teams engaged, all while dealing with labor shortages and rising customer expectations.

This educational eBook explores how AI helps warehouses work smarter, adapt to change, and achieve measurable results.

Today’s mobile robots have become more flexible and scalable, bringing the ability to adapt and collaborate with other systems and people.

nGroup enhanced its warehouse efficiency by integrating Locus Robotics and Optoro, achieving a 229% productivity boost, fewer errors, and safer operations, transforming its putaway process for nearly 1 million returned units monthly.

Explore the full case study to learn how GEODIS elevated from 65 units per hour to 98 units per hour, and uncover the critical factors for successful automation implementation.

Autonomous mobile robots are the current leading figure in the move to mobile automation. Their mission is quite simple: Reduce the cost of shipping everything.

There were hordes of robots at ProMat 2023, but what are they doing for operations in terms of high-value applications, and how do they integrate to help material flow? To find out, we asked a few exhibitors about the top warehouse robotic apps and trends.

Carhartt used AGVs previously, but found the usability, cost model, and maintenance of Locus’ AMRs to be more flexible and efficient.

Warehouses and manufacturing facilities alike see the need for automation to improve warehouse operations, including making the move to autonomous mobile robots (AMRs).

The reinforcement eCommerce and omnichannel warehouse managers need.

Locus Robotics, a leading provider of autonomous mobile robots (AMR) for fulfillment warehouses, today announced that it has acquired Waypoint Robotics, a leading provider of autonomous, omnidirectional mobile robots which can move and handle larger payloads.

Locus Robotics, a leader in autonomous mobile robots (AMR) for fulfillment warehouses, this week announced $150 million in Series E funding, led by Tiger Global Management and BOND. The round builds on support from existing investors including Scale Venture Partners and Prologis Ventures, the venture capital arm of Prologis, a global leader in logistics real estate.

A major jump in e-commerce sales, ongoing supply chain disruptions, and the need for social distancing all push more companies to add robotics to their technology stables.

The companies said that this collaboration will augment warehouse productivity, order pick accuracy, and workplace ergonomics and safety.

Learn how collaborative autonomous mobile robots give fulfillment warehouse operators a powerful automation solution that increases worker productivity 2X – 3X, provide insightful business intelligence, and improve the overall workplace quality.