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.
This video comes from the maker's own channel, and makers show their robots at their best. The stage above comes from dated public records, not from the video.
From the video's description
100% SKU coverage starts with the right mix of warehouse robots. Locus Array uses AI-powered vision and patented grasping technology to autonomously pick a wide range of real-world products. When an item is larger, heavier, or better suited to another workflow, the order can move seamlessly to Locus Origin or Locus Vector. Instead of forcing every SKU through one robot model, Locus Robotics matches the work to the robot best suited for the task. Locus Array. Locus Origin. Locus Vector. One intelligent fleet built to automate more warehouse work across changing product mixes and fulfillment requirements.
Written by Locus Robotics on YouTube.
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