DHL Supply Chain has expanded its global partnership with Locus Robotics and is deploying 5,000 more AMRs across multiple sites.

Innovative integrated systems enable full-scale automation with little fixed infrastructure to improve throughput, scalability, and optimize labor efficiency.

LVS decided to expand its relationship with Körber by deploying 24 autonomous mobile robots created by Locus Robotics. 

Locus Robotics averaged 3.3 million units picked per day, doubling volume over the 2021 holiday peak shopping season.

Locus Robotics offers a range of autonomous mobile robots and a maximum payload capacity of 3,000 lbs.

Locus Robotics announced that it passed one billion picks at a home improvement retailer warehouse in Florida.

Sally Miller, DHL Supply Chain’s chief information officer for North America, spoke to The Robot Report about the types of robots the company uses.

The new deal is strictly for the Locus Origin AMRs. However, the two companies are actively discussing new use cases and form factors.

A SOC 2 report is a voluntary compliance standard and auditing procedure for companies with cloud-based products.

Productivity increased from 40-45 lines per hour (LPH) to 80-90 LPH with the LocusBots deployed in this UPS warehouse.

DHL runs more than a dozen sites in North America that use over 2,000 LocusBots to support piece picking and order fulfillment.

Locus’s AMRs to Support High Productivity Ecommerce Fulfillment for Global Fashion Apparel Retail Brand SKIMS.

Expanded product line adds heavier payload capability to address new use cases with flexible and coordinated, multi-bot integration with fast ROI.

Rick Faulk, CEO of Locus Robotics, will discuss how autonomous mobile robots can optimize warehouse productivity.

GXO Logistics deployed 65 autonomous mobile robots from Locus Robotics at its order fulfillment centers.

Waypoint Robotics’ AMRs are being rebranded to join the mobile robot portfolio of Locus Robotics.

Saddle Creek Logistics Services worked with Locus Robotics to implement a solution that would increase productivity and reduce expenses.

Locus Robotics continues to set milestones in the warehouse robotics market.

City of Industry, Calif.-based Whiplash provides scalable e-commerce and omnichannel fulfillment solutions to more than 250 brands.

Innovative Pick-and-Pass feature clusters and directs ecommerce order fulfillment work across multiple levels to deliver optimal throughput

The company is expanding into Europe with a local sales and support office, to service all of its European customers locally.

Rick Faulk and Jason Walker talk candidly with The Robot Report about how the deal came together and what happens next for the combined organization.

The two companies offer compatible solutions that will extend Locus Robotics portfolio of solutions.

Locus Robotics adds heavy-duty payload capabilities and new AMR opportunities with acquisition.

The Wilmington, Mass.-based company has raised about $305 million since it was founded in 2014.