Locus Robotics AI features and pricing (October 2026)

Locus Robotics builds autonomous mobile robots for warehouses and the LocusONE software that coordinates them. It targets distribution centers, retailers and logistics providers that want to automate picking, putaway and transport without rebuilding their facility.

The fleet has three form factors: Locus Origin works alongside pickers, Locus Vector moves material, and Locus Array is a fully autonomous robots-to-goods system. LocusONE ties them together, connects to the warehouse management system and adds the LocusHub analytics layer.

The company is based in Wilmington, Massachusetts, with regional headquarters for Europe and Asia Pacific. Customers named on the website include DHL Supply Chain, CEVA Logistics, Radial and Maersk. Robots-as-a-Service is offered as a deployment option.

• Reassigns work in real timeLocusONE watches open orders, robot positions and staff availability and shifts tasks between people and robots as conditions change. Operations teams get fewer idle robots and waiting pickers during peaks without replanning shifts by hand.
• Runs mixed robot fleets as oneThe platform coordinates Origin, Vector and Array robots on the same site as a single fleet. Warehouses can add robot types for new workflows such as transport or fully autonomous picking without running separate control systems.
• Forecasts work completionLocusHub turns fleet and order data into more than two dozen reports and real-time dashboards, including predictive insights on when work will be done and labor guidance. Shift leads can see early whether a wave will finish on time and move staff accordingly.

• Three robot form factors share one orchestration platform and one WMS integration.
• Robots-as-a-Service is listed as a deployment model, which shifts cost from capital expense to a recurring fee.
• The trust center names SOC 2 Type II and publishes a SOC 3 report.

Locus Robotics is headquartered in Wilmington, Massachusetts. Reference customers named on its website, such as Kenco Group, Cardinal Health and Ulta Beauty, are US companies.

Locus robots change how warehouse staff work, and the analytics layer measures picks and productivity, so involve operations, IT and employee representatives early. Check which WMS connector applies to your system, where fleet and performance data is hosted, since the trust center does not name regions, and how Robots-as-a-Service contracts handle minimum terms, peak capacity and maintenance.

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