
Locus Robotics Corp.
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Locus Robotics Corp. robot models
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Model 1Logistics & WarehousingLocus Array
Mobile Robots (AMR)Locus Array is a fully autonomous warehouse mobile-manipulation system that navigates directly to inventory and uses an AI-guided robotic arm to pick, put away, replenish, consolidate, and transport products. It manages six order totes simultaneously and supports shelving up to 10 ft high.
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Model 2Logistics & WarehousingLocus Vector
Mobile Robots (AMR)Locus Vector is an omnidirectional industrial AMR designed to transport carts, shelves, cases, totes and other heavy loads weighing up to 600 lb. It uses Mecanum wheels, 3D LiDAR, dual safety LiDAR and interchangeable transport configurations for picking, putaway, sortation, conveyor feeding and point-to-point material movement.
Commercially available · not publicly disclosedLocus Origin
Mobile Robots (AMR)Locus Origin is a collaborative warehouse AMR that autonomously travels between picking locations while human associates retrieve and place products into its configurable containers. The current Origin 2 carries up to 80 lb, operates for up to 14 hours, charges in approximately 50 minutes and works within a LocusONE-coordinated fleet.
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