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Locus Robotics deployed Locus Array, a fully autonomous warehouse robot that uses AI-powered vision and a robotic arm to physically pick, stow, and replenish items in warehouse aisles without any human hand required. Early deployments began in 2026 with customers including DHL Supply Chain in North America.
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Locus Array is a tower-style mobile robot that combines computer vision, real-time decision-making, and a patented soft-membrane end-effector to grasp and handle a wide variety of warehouse SKUs. The robot is orchestrated by the LocusONE platform, which dynamically assigns tasks — including picking, putaway, induction, drop-off, slotting, and replenishment — based on real-time demand. Locus states that Array can reduce manual picking and putaway labor by up to 90% and can pick 60–70% of typical e-commerce SKUs. Deployments were underway with early access customers in North America as of April 2026, with planned global expansion to Europe and Asia-Pacific.
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Locus ArrayLocusONE
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Trace Foundation. (2026). Locus Robotics: Locus Robotics deployed Locus Array, a fully autonomous warehouse robot that uses AI-powered vision and a robotic arm to physically pick, stow, and replenish items in warehouse aisles without any human hand required. Early deployments began in 2026 with customers including DHL Supply Chain in North America (data as of 2026-07-09) [Data set record]. AI Trace. https://www.aitrace.org/r/practice/8b271203-c094-4147-8886-baffb620806b. Accessed October 7, 2026.
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Other practices by Locus Robotics
OtherLocus Robotics deployed AI-powered object detection and avoidance systems on its warehouse robots, enabling them to recognize and respond to real-time obstacles — such as forklifts, people, carts, and other robots — as they navigate warehouse floors. This capability is active on deployed Locus Origin, Vector, and Array robots.ProductivityLocus Robotics offers System Directed Labor (SDL), a patent-pending AI agent within the LocusONE platform that tells human warehouse workers in real time which task to perform next, replacing the need for supervisors or workers to decide their own next steps. The feature is available to Locus warehouse customers.Data AnalysisLocus Robotics deployed LocusHub (launched March 2024) and LocusINTELLIGENCE (announced March 2025) as AI-powered analytics tools within the LocusONE platform that analyze warehouse performance data and give managers predictions and recommendations about staffing, robot fleet sizing, order volumes, and workflow bottlenecks. These tools are available to all Locus Robotics customers.
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