Maker's videoLocus Robotics · 16 June 2026
APL Logistics: Origin Vector Shelf Mixed Fleet Expansion
Against the record
Locus robots, from Locus Robotics, is at stage 4 of 5 on our ladder: paying customers. Delivered and paid for, beyond pilots. The latest milestone on its record is from March 2026: Locus launched Locus Array, a robot with its own picking arm and cameras that fills orders without a worker. DHL was running three of them.
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From the video's description
APL Logistics is expanding its use of Locus Robotics to support faster, more flexible warehouse operations across multiple sites. In this customer story, leaders and associates from APL Logistics share how Locus Origin and Locus Vector help improve picking efficiency, reduce travel time, accelerate training, and increase throughput across facilities in Woodridge, Illinois and Atlanta, Georgia. At the Woodridge facility, APL Logistics uses a mixed fleet of Locus Origin and Locus Vector robots to support both small parts picking and higher-volume bulk workflows. By expanding from Origin robots to a mixed fleet, the team increased automation coverage and added more volume through the robot picking area. In Atlanta, Locus Origin robots support small parts picking, helping reduce walking and improve daily fulfillment performance. With Locus Robotics, APL Logistics has seen significant prod…
Written by Locus Robotics on YouTube.
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