Locus Origin
Locus Origin is an autonomous mobile robot (AMR) developed by Locus Robotics for warehouse fulfillment operations. It carries up to 80 lbs and operates in a collaborative model where the robot transports goods while human associates perform item picking.
Overview and Use Cases
Locus Origin is an autonomous mobile robot designed for warehouse fulfillment environments. It operates as part of a collaborative picking system in which human associates select items and the robot handles autonomous transport and goods movement. This division of labor positions Locus Origin as a human-robot collaborative system rather than a fully autonomous picking solution.
The robot is offered through a Robotics-as-a-Service subscription model and is coordinated alongside other robots in the Locus product line, including Locus Vector and Locus Max, through the LocusONE platform management system.
Key Capabilities
- Autonomous transport and goods movement within warehouse environments
- Collaborative operation alongside human warehouse associates
- Integration with LocusONE platform for multi-robot coordination
- Real-time task management in fulfillment workflows
Specifications
- Payload Capacity: 80 lbs (approximately 36 kg)
- Category: Mobile autonomous robot (AMR)
- Operating Model: Robotics-as-a-Service subscription
Manufacturer
Locus Origin is developed by Locus Robotics, headquartered in Wilmington, MA. The company has raised over $379 million in total funding through Series F (November 2022) and operates as a private company. Locus Robotics develops a portfolio of collaborative warehouse automation robots, with Locus Origin operating alongside the Locus Vector and Locus Max models within integrated warehouse fulfillment systems.
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