Maker's videoLocus Robotics · 18 Sept 2026
What If I Told You One Robot Fleet Could Do More Than Pick?
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
Warehouse transport is often one of the most overlooked sources of wasted associate time. Inventory, parts, returns, and other materials still need to move between areas, workstations, and operational zones throughout the day. Locus Transport lets the same Locus autonomous mobile robot (AMR) fleet used for picking and putaway support warehouse transport workflows as well. Robots can move materials across the facility, complete scheduled transport tasks, and respond to point-to-point movement needs without dedicating associates to the travel. That means less time spent walking products across the warehouse and more associate time available for higher-value work. With Locus Robotics, one fleet can support multiple warehouse workflows, including picking, putaway, and transport. Locus Transport. One Fleet. Multiple Workflows. #LocusRobotics #WarehouseAutomation #AutonomousMobileRobots #…
Written by Locus Robotics on YouTube.
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