Locus Array
The Locus Array is a Mobile Manipulator humanoid robot developed by Locus Robotics. The Locus Array is unknown.
Primary use case: Fully autonomous robot-to-goods fulfillment that picks and consolidates orders directly within warehouse aisles.
Specifications
Physical
Locomotion
unknown
Manipulation
Hand Type
unknown
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
fully_autonomous
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
navigation, manipulation
Commercial
Availability
unknown
Primary Use Case
Fully autonomous robot-to-goods fulfillment that picks and consolidates orders directly within warehouse aisles.
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Locus Robotics Launches Locus Array, a New Class of Physical AI Robotics for Fully Autonomous Fulfillment
Locus Robotics announced the launch of Locus Array, a new robotics system positioned as a class of physical AI for fully autonomous fulfillment. The provided article text contains no additional specifications, executives, investors, or funding details.
OLogic to share how robots can learn from human demonstrations at RoboBusiness
OLogic CEO Ted Larson will present at RoboBusiness 2026 on egocentric robot learning, a paradigm where robots learn manipulation and decision-making skills from first-person human demonstrations captured through wearable cameras and teleoperation systems. The session will explore how advances in embodied AI and multimodal data collection are helping bridge the gap between research innovation and scalable commercial robotics deployments.
How Locus is getting a grasp on one of robotics biggest challenges: manipulation
Locus Robotics is integrating Nexera Robotics' NeuraGrasp gripping technology into its Array mobile manipulator after acquiring the Vancouver-based company. The focus is on handling diverse warehouse items with an emphasis on reliability and quality over speed, addressing the 30-40% of picks that traditional suction grippers struggle with.