Locus Robotics in the news

Locus Robotics leverages domain-specific AI in AMRs to improve warehouse automation efficiency, adaptability, and scalability, focusing on software innovation over hardware.

Locus Robotics uses domain-specific physical AI in autonomous mobile robots to significantly boost warehouse automation efficiency, adaptability, and safety while enabling scalable and flexible deployment.

Warehouse automation with AMRs is increasingly essential to address labor challenges and operational demands in evolving e-commerce and D2C fulfillment environments.

Locus Robotics was named the top global leader and innovator in autonomous mobile robots for warehouse automation, recognized for its advanced AI-driven multi-robot systems and scalable Robotics-as-a-Service model.

Locus Robotics is recognized by Gartner for its AI-driven warehouse automation solutions that boost productivity, reduce costs, and adapt flexibly to evolving supply chain needs.

DSV implemented Locus Robotics' AI-driven LocusONE platform to enhance warehouse efficiency and scalability during peak seasons with minimal infrastructure changes.

Dental City won a supply chain award for transforming its warehouse with Locus Robotics' AI-driven mobile robots.

Dental City enhanced its warehouse productivity and employee safety by deploying Locus Robotics' autonomous mobile robots, winning a supply chain award.

Dental City enhanced its warehouse operations and doubled productivity using Locus Robotics' AMRs, winning a supply chain robotics award.

Locus Robotics is building a new large headquarters in Wilmington to support its warehouse automation robotics operations.

Locus Robotics implemented its AI-driven platform managing 45 AMRs to optimize and automate warehouse operations at The Creative Club, significantly improving efficiency and worker satisfaction.

Robots-as-a-Service is accelerating automation across logistics, healthcare, and other sectors by offering subscription-based access to autonomous robots, with logistics leading adoption and healthcare growing fastest.

Locus Robotics scales warehouse automation globally with its cloud-native LocusONE platform and flexible Robots-as-a-Service model, advancing toward AI-driven, fully orchestrated fulfillment operations.

Boulanger tripled warehouse picking productivity by deploying Locus Robotics' scalable AI-driven AMRs, enabling rapid scaling and integration with existing systems.

RaaS in warehousing leases robots with support and updates, offering scalable, flexible automation without large upfront costs, requiring clear contracts to align vendor and operator responsibilities.

Locus Robotics rapidly reached 5 billion picks with its AI-driven mobile warehouse automation, expanding its global footprint and launching the scalable Locus Array system.

Locus Robotics rapidly reached 5 billion picks worldwide, driven by its AI-powered mobile warehouse robots and new scalable automation solutions.

The warehouse automation industry has rapidly advanced with key players like Locus Robotics providing collaborative AMRs to enhance warehouse productivity and accuracy.

ProMat 2025 highlighted advanced warehouse robotics, including AMRs and AI-driven picking systems, addressing labor shortages with integrated automation solutions.

Locus Robotics achieved 4 billion robot-assisted picks by October 2024, significantly boosting warehouse productivity through human-robot collaboration and seamless integration.