Locus Robotics

• Locus Array
• Locus Origin
• Locus Vector

• Lines Per Hour

  70-75 lines/hour - 2025-11-05 - S&S Activewear - warehouse fulfillment - Locus reports S&S Activewear’s Vaughan site rose from 48 lines/hour to 70-75 lines/hour after deployment. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Cumulative Picks

  over 500 million picks - 2024-06-14 - DHL Supply Chain - warehouse fulfillment - DHL Supply Chain reported more than 500 million picks using Locus Robotics AMRs. - source posture: Customer Disclosed

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• Cumulative Picks

  7 billion customer picks - 2026-03-23 - global Locus customers - warehouse fulfillment - Locus Robotics AMRs completed seven billion customer picks across hundreds of fulfillment sites, with thousands of robots operating worldwide. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Operating Throughput

  1 billion picks across 40+ DHL sites - 2026-02-23 - DHL Supply Chain - warehouse fulfillment operations - Locus Robotics reported one billion DHL warehouse picks, with Locus AMRs operating across more than 40 DHL-managed sites. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Active Facilities

  10 facilities - 2025-11-05 - S&S Activewear - warehouse fulfillment - Locus reports S&S Activewear runs Locus robots in 10 facilities across the U.S. and Canada. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Site Cumulative Units Picked

  10 million units picked - 2024-12-05 - GEODIS - warehouse fulfillment - Locus Robotics and GEODIS reached 10 million units picked at the Carlisle distribution site. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Active Site Count

  more than 35 sites - 2024-06-14 - DHL Supply Chain - warehouse fulfillment - DHL Supply Chain said it used Locus Robotics AMRs across more than 35 sites worldwide. - source posture: Customer Disclosed

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• Named Customer Site

  Locus AMRs deployed at John Lewis Milton Keynes distribution centre - 2024-03-18 - John Lewis - warehouse fulfillment - Locus Robotics and John Lewis announced an AMR deployment at the Milton Keynes distribution centre. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Active Customer Site

  1 Mexico site - 2024-03-11 - GEODIS - warehouse fulfillment - Locus Robotics and GEODIS implemented Locus Origin bots at GEODIS Cuautitlan Izcalli, Mexico for ecommerce and retail fulfillment. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Deployed Robot Count

  24 LocusBots at UPS Healthcare Louisville - 2023-11-01 - UPS Healthcare - healthcare warehouse fulfillment - Locus Robotics deployed 24 LocusBots at a UPS Healthcare cold-storage facility in Louisville. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Deployed Robot Fleet

  63 robots - 2026-08-30 - MSK Pharma Group - MSK Pharma Group uses 63 Locus robots across two facilities. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Active Site Count

  2 facilities - 2026-08-30 - MSK Pharma Group - MSK Pharma Group operates Locus robots across two facilities. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Productivity Improvement

  122% - 2026-08-30 - APL Logistics - APL Logistics increased picking productivity by 122% with Locus robots. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Productivity Improvement

  2× - 2026-08-30 - Staples Canada - Staples Canada doubled productivity after deploying Locus robotics. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Order Accuracy Improvement

  73% - 2026-08-30 - Staples Canada - Staples Canada improved order accuracy by 73% with Locus robotics. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Training Time Reduction

  70% - 2026-08-30 - Staples Canada - Staples Canada cut training time by 70% with Locus robotics. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Productivity Improvement

  61% - 2026-08-30 - Motivational Fulfillment - Motivational Fulfillment boosted productivity by 61% using Locus robots. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Labor Reduction

  20% - 2026-08-30 - Motivational Fulfillment - Motivational Fulfillment cut labor needs by 20% using Locus robots. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Productivity Improvement

  300% - 2026-08-30 - Dental City - Dental City increased picking productivity by 300% with Locus AMRs. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Order Accuracy

  99% - 2026-08-30 - Dental City - Dental City achieved 99% order accuracy with Locus AMRs. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Productivity Improvement

  3× - 2026-08-30 - Psycho Bunny / Saddle Creek - Psycho Bunny tripled fulfillment productivity with Saddle Creek and LocusBots. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Productivity Improvement

  229% - 2026-08-30 - nGroup - nGroup improved productivity by 229% with LocusBots and Optoro. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Order Fulfillment Improvement

  2× - 2026-08-30 - Fleet Feet - Fleet Feet doubled order fulfillment after deploying Locus AMRs with Körber. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Deployed Robot Fleet

  33 AMRs - 2026-08-30 - MyPillow - MyPillow implemented 33 Locus AMRs at its Shakopee facility. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Throughput Improvement

  87% - 2026-08-30 - MyPillow - MyPillow increased units per hour by 87% with Locus robots. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Deployed Robot Fleet

  12 Locus Vector AMRs - 2026-08-30 - GEODIS - GEODIS operates 12 Locus Vector AMRs at a case-study warehouse. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Deployment Area

  40,000 sq ft - 2026-08-30 - GEODIS - GEODIS deployed Locus Vector AMRs across a 40,000-square-foot picking area. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Deployed Robot Fleet

  46 AMRs - 2026-08-30 - FM Logistic - Locus deployed 46 autonomous mobile robots for FM Logistic. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Deployed Robot Fleet

  11 AMRs - 2026-08-30 - JAS Contract Logistics - Locus deployed 11 autonomous mobile robots for JAS Contract Logistics. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Picking Throughput

  80–100 SKUs/hour - 2026-08-30 - Brother / Saddle Creek - Brother and Saddle Creek increased picking from 30 to 80–100 SKUs per hour with Locus. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Productivity Improvement

  2× - 2026-08-30 - Carhartt - Carhartt reported warehouse units-per-hour productivity doubled with Locus. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Productivity Improvement

  2× - 2026-08-30 - UPS - UPS reported productivity doubled with Locus robotics. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Picking Throughput

  120–150 units/hour/picker - 2026-08-30 - Kenco Group - Kenco increased picking from 30–40 to 120–150 units per hour per picker with Locus. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Productivity Improvement

  more than 100% - 2026-08-30 - Verst Logistics - Verst Logistics reported fulfillment productivity increased by more than 100% with Locus. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Productivity Improvement

  230% - 2026-08-30 - ISN - ISN increased productivity by 230% after a Locus deployment. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Productivity Improvement

  300% - 2026-08-30 - Maersk - Maersk reported a 300% productivity improvement with Locus robots. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Restock Speed Improvement

  40% - 2026-08-30 - Go! Retail - Go! Retail accelerated daily restocking by about 40% with Locus robots. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Productivity Improvement

  50% - 2026-08-30 - GEODIS - GEODIS reported a 50% productivity improvement with Locus Vector AMRs. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Deployed Robot Fleet

  10 robots - 2026-08-30 - evo - Locus initially deployed 10 robots for evo. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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• Picking Throughput

  90 units/hour average - 2026-08-30 - evo - evo workers increased average picking from 35 to 90 units per hour with LocusBots. - source posture: Company Disclosed

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Supply chain relationships

• TE Connectivity

  Inbound - Connectivity - TE Connectivity delivered custom self-aligning power and signal docking connectors for Locus AMR charging systems

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• e-con Systems

  Inbound - robotics sensors - e-con See3CAM USB cameras are used in Locus mobile robots

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• DHL

  Outbound - Equipment - Locus Robotics supplies 5,000 Locus autonomous mobile robots for DHL global warehouse network

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• 2026-08-10 - Series G - $41.6M - Locus Robotics discloses $41.6M equity financing in Form D

  Locus Robotics completed a USD 41,599,804 equity financing first sold on August 10, 2026; Forge certificate data places the Series G post-money valuation at USD 1.35 billion. - source: streetinsider.com

• 2022-11-29 - Series F - >$117M - Locus Robotics raises more than $117 million Series F

  Locus Robotics raised more than $117 million in Series F financing to expand its autonomous mobile-robot platform and global warehouse deployments. - source: prnewswire.com

• 2021-09-14 - Growth financing - $50M - Locus Robotics adds $50 million growth financing

  Locus Robotics raised an additional $50 million from Tiger Global to expand its warehouse autonomous-mobile-robot business after its Series E. - source: techcrunch.com

• 2021-02-18 - Series E - $150M - Locus Robotics raises $150M Series E at $1B valuation

  valuation: $1B - Locus Robotics update detected via RSS; sources scraped for verification. - source: prnewswire.com

• 2020-06-02 - Series D - >$40M - Locus Robotics raises more than $40M in Series D funding

  Locus Robotics raised more than $40 million in Series D funding led by Zebra Ventures, with Scale Venture Partners participating. - source: prnewswire.com

• 2019-04-22 - Series C - $26M - Locus Robotics Announces $26 Million in Series C Investment

  Locus Robotics secured $26 million in Series C funding to enhance warehouse automation solutions. - source: prnewswire.com

• Scale Venture Partners - Lead - VC - 2 funding events - repeat backer - first seen 2019-04-22 - latest 2020-06-02
• Tiger Global - Lead - VC - 2 funding events - repeat backer - first seen 2021-02-18 - latest 2021-09-14
• Zebra Ventures - Lead - VC - 2 funding events - repeat backer - first seen 2019-04-22 - latest 2020-06-02
• Bond - Lead - Unknown - 1 funding event - first seen 2021-02-18
• G2 Venture Partners - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2022-11-29
• Goldman Sachs Asset Management - Participant - Unknown - 1 funding event - first seen 2022-11-29
• Stack Capital - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2022-11-29

• Mike Johnson - President & Chief Operating Officer - Johnson leads operating execution for Locus Robotics warehouse AMR deployments and LocusONE platform scale-up.
• Hamid Montazeri - Senior Vice President, Software & A.I. - Montazeri leads software and AI work for Locus Robotics warehouse automation platform.
• Mike Sussman - Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering - Sussman leads hardware engineering for Locus Robotics autonomous warehouse robot systems.
• Sean Johnson - Chief Technology Officer - Johnson leads Locus Robotics technology work across autonomous warehouse robots, software, and fleet intelligence.
• Rick Faulk - Chief Executive Officer - Faulk leads Locus Robotics strategy and execution for autonomous warehouse fulfillment systems.

Events

• 2026-08-10 - Funding - Locus Robotics discloses $41.6M equity financing in Form D

  The Form D reports $41,599,804 sold to 18 investors and no remaining amount. The event is dated to the August 10 first sale; August 24 is the public filing date. Any Series G label or certificate-derived valuation is separate from the filing itself and is not implied by this disclosure headline.

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• 2026-06-23 - Deployment - Locus Robotics helps HelloFresh expand chilled fulfillment AMR deployment

  Factor first deployed 13 Locus Origin robots in July 2025 for chilled fulfillment operations. HelloFresh expanded the deployment by 26 additional Locus Origin robots within three months. The deployment increased chilled SKU capacity from 100 to 500 and is planned to support EveryPlate fulfillment later in 2026.

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• 2026-05-19 - Acquisition - Locus Robotics acquires Nexera Robotics to expand Locus Array mobile manipulation

  Locus Robotics acquired Vancouver-based Nexera Robotics, adding Nexera patented NeuraGrasp end-effector technology to its mobile manipulation roadmap. NeuraGrasp combines AI-driven grasping intelligence, onboard sensory inputs, computer vision and a soft membrane structure to adapt to item shape, surface texture, material, porosity and weight. Locus said the technology will expand the range of SKU types Locus Array can pick autonomously, including porous textiles, loosely bagged items, perforated polybags, irregular packages, delicate goods and thin packaging features.

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• 2026-04-13 - Product Launch - Locus Robotics launches Locus Array for autonomous fulfillment

  Locus Robotics introduced Locus Array on April 13, 2026, as a system for fully autonomous fulfillment operations. The platform coordinates mobile robots across goods-to-person and goods-to-robot workflows for picking, sorting and order handling. Locus positioned Array as a scalable way to reduce direct manual picking while increasing warehouse throughput and operating flexibility.

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• 2026-03-23 - Market Signal - Locus Robotics reaches seven-billion-pick AMR milestone

  The seven-billionth pick occurred on March 2, 2026. The milestone came roughly four and a half months after the six-billion-pick mark. Locus operated across hundreds of fulfillment sites with thousands of robots across North America, Europe and APAC.

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• 2026-03-23 - Demonstration - Locus Robotics runs Locus Array robots-to-goods demo at MODEX 2026

  Locus said its MODEX booth would show Robots-to-Goods with Locus Array running live. The booth setup mirrored warehouse shelving, racks and aisles so visitors could watch pick-to-drop-off workflows. The demo showed Locus Array working alongside Locus Origin and Locus Vector for broader SKU coverage.

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• 2026-02-23 - Deployment - Locus Robotics Achieves One Billion Picks at DHL Facilities

  • Locus Robotics' autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) completed their one-billionth pick at a DHL Supply Chain facility. • This milestone was achieved across more than 40 DHL-managed sites worldwide, utilizing a fleet of several thousand LocusBots. • The one-billionth item picked was a pink beanie.

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• 2025-11-05 - Deployment - S&S Activewear deploys Locus robots at Vaughan facility

  The Vaughan site went live 49 days after the deployment kickoff. The Locus fleet supports warehouse picking throughput at a site separate from S&S Activewear's Geek+ goods-to-person network. The deployment places S&S Activewear's technology into warehouse automation and material-handling workflows beyond a lab-only setting.

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• 2025-10-01 - Demonstration - Ulta Beauty automates warehouse with LocusBots

  • Ulta Beauty implemented Locus Robotics' LocusBots in their Greer, SC distribution center. • The deployment led to significant improvements in productivity and accuracy. • During peak seasons, the facility doubled its robot fleet and reduced training time.

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• 2025-03-15 - Product Launch - Locus Robotics Unveils Locus Array Fully Autonomous Picking System

  Locus Robotics achieved over 5 billion picks, enhancing mobile warehouse automation globally. The new Locus Array system features fully autonomous picking capabilities for increased efficiency. Locus Robotics develops autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for warehouse automation, focused on order fulfillment and logistics operations.

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• 2025-03-10 - Product Launch - Locus Robotics introduces LocusINTELLIGENCE within the LocusONE platform

  Locus introduced LocusINTELLIGENCE as an AI-driven business intelligence layer inside LocusONE. The company said the software was built to provide real-time decision-making, continuous optimization, and operational insight for warehouse fulfillment. The release also tied the launch to new AI work developed by LocusLABS and planned product showcases at LogiMAT and ProMat.

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• 2025-02-20 - Partnership - BITO Lagertechnik and Locus Robotics announce strategic warehouse automation partnership

  Locus and BITO said they would combine storage and order-picking systems with Locus warehouse robotics to deliver integrated fulfillment solutions. The announcement positioned the collaboration around end-to-end automated order-fulfillment deployments with faster ROI and short deployment timelines. Locus highlighted the combination of BITO storage systems with the LocusONE orchestration platform and LocusBot fleet.

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• 2025-01-07 - Regulatory - Locus Vector receives CE certification for international deployment

  Locus announced that its Locus Vector robot achieved CE certification, enabling broader deployment across Europe and other international markets. Locus said Vector was already operating at multiple sites and supports workflows such as case picking, replenishment, and returns.

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• 2024-12-05 - Production Milestone - Locus Robotics and GEODIS reach 10 million units picked at Carlisle distribution site

  The count was recorded at GEODIS's Carlisle, Pennsylvania distribution centre. The site uses Locus warehouse automation for production picking.

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• 2024-10-30 - Market Signal - Locus Robotics reaches 4 billion units picked across global customer deployments

  Locus said its AMR deployments surpassed 4 billion units picked worldwide, which it described as an industry-first milestone. The company said the result came six months after crossing the 3 billion pick mark, indicating rapid growth in warehouse automation adoption. The release framed the milestone as evidence of expanding customer demand and Locus's scale in autonomous warehouse operations.

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• 2024-06-14 - Production Milestone - DHL Supply Chain reaches 500 million picks with LocusBots

  The 500 millionth pick occurred on May 18, 2024 at DHL's Toledo, Spain facility and involved a consumer home-goods product. LocusBots were operating across more than 35 DHL-managed sites worldwide when the milestone was announced. The latest 100 million picks took 154 days, compared with 28 months for the preceding 100 million.

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• 2024-03-18 - Deployment - Locus Robotics partners with John Lewis following AMR deployment at Milton Keynes distribution centre

  Locus said John Lewis deployed Locus AMRs at its Milton Keynes distribution centre in what it described as John Lewis's first mobile robotics automation deployment. Locus said the robots improved throughput, accuracy, ergonomics, and safety by reducing walking time and heavy cart handling.

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• 2024-03-12 - Product Launch - Locus Robotics unveils LocusHub, the AI-powered warehouse intelligence engine

  Locus introduced LocusHub as a cloud-based business intelligence engine within the LocusONE platform. Locus said the product would roll out to customers through automatic over-the-air updates and be officially introduced at MODEX 2024.

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• 2024-03-11 - Deployment - GEODIS deploys Locus AMRs at Mexico flagship site

  GEODIS described the Cuautitlan Izcalli deployment as its first Latin American site using Locus Robotics technology. The implementation uses Locus Origin robots across a three-level mezzanine. The system supports e-commerce and retail orders for a major apparel brand.

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• 2023-11-01 - Deployment - Locus Robotics deploys 24 LocusBots at UPS Healthcare cold-storage facility in Louisville

  Locus deployed a warehouse execution platform and 24 autonomous mobile robots at UPS Healthcare's Louisville, Kentucky facility. The robots operated across the warehouse, including cold-storage areas, which the case study describes as the first use of LocusBots in a cold-chain environment. UPS Healthcare said the implementation delivered a 54 percent increase in lines picked in the six months after launch, alongside improved order accuracy, safety, and data visibility.

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• 2023-07-26 - Facility Opening - Locus Robotics breaks ground on new global headquarters in Wilmington

  Locus Robotics began construction on a new global headquarters in Wilmington, Massachusetts, marking a major expansion of its physical operating footprint. The nearly 200,000-square-foot site was planned to consolidate five existing locations and serve as the hub for the company's growing global operations. The project signaled organizational scale-up and longer-term commitment to a larger headquarters and operating base in the Boston area.

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• 2023-05-11 - Deployment - DHL expands Locus AMR rollout to 5,000 robots

  The companies described the expansion as the industry’s largest AMR deal at the time. Locus said the robots were expected to be fully integrated into DHL Supply Chain operations by the end of 2023. The rollout followed DHL’s earlier plan to deploy 2,000 assisted picking robots.

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• 2022-11-29 - Funding - Locus Robotics raises more than $117 million Series F

  Series F: more than USD 117,000,000. Goldman Sachs Asset Management and G2 Venture Partners led or co-led the financing. Locus Robotics raised more than $117 million in Series F financing to expand its autonomous mobile-robot platform and global warehouse deployments.

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• 2022-08-25 - Partnership - GEODIS expands Locus Robotics AMRs across warehouse network

  The programme uses collaborative AMRs to guide warehouse associates through picking workflows and reduce non-productive walking. The companies positioned the rollout as a repeatable automation model for high-volume e-commerce and omnichannel fulfilment sites.

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• 2022-03-28 - Product Launch - Locus Robotics introduces Vector AMR in expanded robot family

  • Locus Robotics introduced the Locus Vector autonomous mobile robot (AMR) with a payload capacity of up to 600 lbs. • The robot features an industrial-strength chassis, omnidirectional mobility, and a compact design, enabling deployment in various materia... • Locus Vector operates for 8-10 hours per charge and utilizes advanced LiDAR sensors for navigation.

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• 2021-09-14 - Funding - Locus Robotics adds $50 million growth financing

  Growth financing: USD 50,000,000. Tiger Global led or co-led the financing. Locus Robotics raised an additional $50 million from Tiger Global to expand its warehouse autonomous-mobile-robot business after its Series E.

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• 2021-02-18 - Funding - Locus Robotics raises $150M Series E at $1B valuation

  Locus Robotics secured $150 million in Series E funding, boosting its valuation to $1 billion. The funding round was led by existing investors, enhancing Locus's market position in warehouse automation. The financing supports continued product development, deployment scaling, and commercialization of the company's robotics platform.

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• 2020-06-02 - Funding - Locus Robotics raises more than $40M in Series D funding

  Zebra Ventures led the Series D, with existing investor Scale Venture Partners participating. The round brought Locus Robotics total funding to more than $105 million. Locus said it would use the capital for research and development and international expansion.

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• 2019-04-22 - Funding - Locus Robotics Announces $26 Million in Series C Investment

  Locus Robotics secured $26 million in Series C funding to enhance warehouse automation solutions. The investment will support the deployment of over 1,000 robots in logistics operations by 2025. The financing supports continued product development, deployment scaling, and commercialization of the company's robotics platform.

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Profile notes

• Locus grew out of a warehouse operator losing access to Kiva robots

  reviewed 2026-07-18 - Locus Robotics emerged from Quiet Logistics after Amazon acquired Kiva Systems and reserved the Kiva platform for its own fulfilment network. Quiet had operated warehouses using Kiva and created Locus when it needed a replacement automation system for third-party logistics work.

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• Locus scaled collaborative picking by keeping people in the loop

  reviewed 2026-07-20 - Locus robots transport totes and dynamically direct workers through picking while software coordinates the fleet. Billion-pick milestones demonstrate repeated production use, but the economics rely on pairing robots with people rather than eliminating manual picking. Calling it a fully autonomous warehouse obscures the model that enabled scale.

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Relationships

• BITO Lagertechnik

  Technology Partner - Locus Robotics has a public integration relationship with BITO Lagertechnik.

• HelloFresh

  Warehouse Automation Deployment - Locus supplies 39 modified Origin AMRs for HelloFresh's chilled fulfilment operation, expanded from a 13-robot pilot.

• S&S Activewear

  Deployment Partner - Locus Robotics robots are deployed at S&S Activewear's Vaughan facility.

• GEODIS

  AMR Warehouse Deployment - Locus Robotics AMRs deployed in GEODIS warehouse fulfillment operations, including Mexico and Carlisle milestones.

• DHL

  Warehouse Deployment Customer - Locus Robotics AMRs were rolled out across DHL Supply Chain operations under a 5,000-robot expansion.

• Nexera Robotics

  Acquirer And Parent - Locus Robotics acquired Nexera Robotics to bring its team and NeuraGrasp technology into the Locus Array roadmap.

• Zion Solutions Group

  Warehouse Automation System Integrator - Locus Robotics and Zion Solutions Group partner to design and deploy warehouse automation using Locus robots and Zion integration services.

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Context tags

• Warehouse material handling - Workflow - Locus supports picking, putaway, induction, drop-off, slotting and replenishment workflows.
• Fulfillment AMR builder - Peer Group - Locus builds autonomous mobile robots and robotic fulfillment systems for warehouse picking, putaway and fulfillment.
• Warehouse picking - Workflow - Locus Robotics is positioned around warehouse picking and fulfillment automation.
• Warehouse orchestration - Capability - LocusONE orchestrates workers, robots and warehouse fulfillment workflows.
• Robot OEM - Stack Layer - Locus builds autonomous warehouse robot systems.
• Warehouses - Customer Environment - Locus targets fulfillment and warehouse environments.
• Scaled fleet operations - Commercial Stage - Locus publicly describes deployment across hundreds of facilities and large-scale warehouse operations.
• Robot fleet operations - Capability - Locus manages warehouse robot fleets across fulfillment operations.
• Autonomous navigation - Capability - Locus uses autonomous mobile robots for warehouse operation.
• Warehouse orchestration software - Stack Layer - LocusONE is the orchestration intelligence layer behind Locus deployments.
• Warehouse orchestration robotics - Stack Layer - LocusONE coordinates people, autonomous robots and warehouse workflows.