Locus Robotics Locus Array

2025-03-17 · Publisher : Locus Robotics · Domain : Robotics

At ProMat, Locus Robotics unveils Array, a fully robotic order fulfillment system combining a mobile robot, onboard storage and a vision-guided picking arm.

### Background Unveiled at ProMat in Chicago (March 17-20, 2025; The Robot Report published its description on March 18), Locus Array marks Locus Robotics' shift from assisted automation, where its mobile robots accompany human pickers, to fully robotic order fulfillment. The company calls it a new category, "robots-to-goods": the robot goes to the inventory and picks the items itself. ### Specifications - An omnidirectional mobile robot, a storage magazine tower and a vision-guided suction picking arm. - Reaches shelving up to 10 feet high on both sides of narrow aisles. - Claimed picking accuracy of 99.9%; picks into three tote sizes. - Integrated with the LocusONE orchestration platform. - Announced timeline: pre-orders later in 2025, shipping in early 2026. The Robot Report then covered its commercial launch in April 2026. ### Why it matters Locus claims more than 4 billion picks performed with its robots. Array aims to remove the last manual step, the picking gesture itself, with a stated goal of 90% less manual labor. ### Key takeaways Date set to the first day of ProMat. Array takes Locus from collaborative robots to an end-to-end autonomous system.

Tags : Logistique, Entrepôt, Robot mobile, Préparation de commandes, États-Unis