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Locus Array - Cold Storage
Locus Robotics
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Locus Array - Cold Storage
Locus RoboticsLocus Array is a fully autonomous mobile manipulation robot launched globally in April 2026 by Locus Robotics, designed for Robots-to-Goods (R2G) warehouse fulfillment. It combines an omnidirectional base, a patented soft-membrane AI gripper (NeuraGrasp, acquired from Nexera Robotics), and AI-powered perception to autonomously execute picking, putaway, replenishment, induction, slotting, and inventory counting without human task involvement. The system is orchestrated by the LocusONE platform and is already in live deployment at DHL Supply Chain in Columbus, OH. All autonomy claims originate from vendor and vendor-aligned sources; no independent teardown or third-party operational audit evidence is available to verify the claimed 90%+ labor reduction or fully unattended operation at scale. The broader industry context noted by one community source — that most deployed robotics still require a human somewhere in the loop — is a relevant caveat, though no specific evidence contradicts Array's autonomous task execution.
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- 10 feet tall
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- Handles 6 simultaneous orders using different tote sizes
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