Maker's videoLocus Robotics · 22 Sept 2026
VF Europe: Supporting Multiple Workflows Across Multiple Floors
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
More than 1.08 million lines picked across two mezzanine floors, averaging approximately 119 lines per hour as of mid-2026. For VF Europe, their challenge was to maintain consistent productivity across multiple floors as apparel volumes fluctuate, seasonal peaks hit, and associates work across space-constrained, high-traffic picking areas. At its Sint-Niklaas distribution center, VF Europe uses Locus Robotics to support picking and putaway across both mezzanine levels, with automation capacity that can adjust as demand changes. The result is an operation that can manage changing order profiles and seasonal peaks while keeping material flowing and scaling throughput without extensive fixed automation infrastructure. See how VF Europe and Locus Robotics are putting flexible warehouse automation to work. Featured in the 50th episode of Logistics.TV on Trends Z, this short video highlig…
Written by Locus Robotics on YouTube.
More videos of Locus robots
From Pen & Paper to Robots: Inside Staple Canada's Robotics Rollout
Sakalas: Reduced Travel and Nearly Doubled Pick Rates in Food Fulfillment
What If I Told You One Robot Fleet Could Do More Than Pick?
How LocusONE Keeps Robots Working Together Across Fulfillment
Pharmaceutical Fulfillment at Scale: MSK Pharma Group and Locus Robotics
Locus Putaway: Connect Picking and Replenishment with LocusONE