Locus Robotics
Founded Year
2014Stage
Series F - II | AliveTotal Raised
$432.82MMosaic Score The Mosaic Score is an algorithm that measures the overall financial health and market potential of private companies.
-39 points in the past 30 days
About Locus Robotics
Locus Robotics specializes in AI-driven warehouse automation solutions within the robotics industry. The company provides autonomous mobile robots that work collaboratively with humans to enhance productivity and operational efficiency in warehouses. Locus Robotics primarily serves sectors such as third-party logistics, retail and eCommerce, healthcare, and industrial sectors. It was founded in 2014 and is based in Wilmington, Massachusetts.
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ESPs containing Locus Robotics
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The automated guided vehicles and autonomous mobile robots market offers solutions for automating material handling processes in manufacturing, distribution, and logistics centers. These solutions include software for building, deploying, and operating robotic fleets and algorithms for autonomous navigation and perception in dynamic environments. The market also provides simulation tools for faste…
Locus Robotics named as Highflier among 15 other companies, including ABB, KUKA, and Seegrid.
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Research containing Locus Robotics
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CB Insights Intelligence Analysts have mentioned Locus Robotics in 5 CB Insights research briefs, most recently on Feb 13, 2025.
Feb 13, 2025
The automated warehouse market map
Sep 28, 2023
The automation in advanced manufacturing market map
Expert Collections containing Locus Robotics
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Locus Robotics is included in 11 Expert Collections, including Supply Chain & Logistics Tech.
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Locus Robotics Patents
Locus Robotics has filed 54 patents.
The 3 most popular patent topics include:
- robotics
- honeycombs (geometry)
- light machine guns
Application Date | Grant Date | Title | Related Topics | Status |
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3/7/2023 | 9/10/2024 | Robot navigation, Robotics, Association football forwards, Web applications, Biomorphic robots | Grant |
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Grant Date | 9/10/2024 |
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Related Topics | Robot navigation, Robotics, Association football forwards, Web applications, Biomorphic robots |
Status | Grant |
Latest Locus Robotics News
Feb 13, 2025
Watch this webinar with Locus Robotics and Logistics Manager focusing on the value of flexible automation in the warehouse, taking place online at 11:00am on Thursday 27 February 2025. The ability of automation to streamline processes within a company is no longer a secret. However, not all automation is created equal. Discover how flexible automation enables unlimited throughput and outperforms traditional systems when they reach their limits. Traditional automation solutions often struggle to keep up with dynamic demands and unpredictable peak loads. Fixed infrastructures tend to be inflexible, costly, and unable to adapt effectively to sudden changes in warehouse logistics. This is where flexible automation provides a decisive advantage. Scalable and adaptable systems ensure unlimited throughput while significantly enhancing efficiency and process reliability. In this session, Locus Robotics’ expert speaker will explore: How flexible automation works and why it outperforms traditional systems Strategies for achieving unlimited throughput and high scalability without rigid infrastructures The benefits of flexible automation during peak periods and seasonal fluctuations Key success factors for efficient implementation and maximum performance Speakers: Kane Edwards, business development manager, Locus Robotics Kane Edwards is Locus Robotics’ business development manager. With a background in materials handling and automation, he has supported many warehouse operations globally in delivering flexible autonomous intralogistics solutions which solve the most pressing warehousing challenges of today. Edwards has a BA (Hons) degree in Business and Enterprise Management from Sheffield Hallam University, and over five years of experience in the materials handling, robotics and automation sectors. He is passionate about finding solutions that overcome the challenges faced in today’s intralogistics industry, and keeping up with the latest demands and trends to ensure customers always have access to the innovations required to stay competitive. James McLoughlin, deputy editor, Logistics Manager James McLoughlin is the deputy editor of Logistics Manager. With a Journalism degree from the University of Leeds, he brings experience in producing multimedia news content on a wide range of topics. His role involves researching, writing and editing content for Logistics Manager, both online and in print. Beyond supporting the production of monthly magazines and producing daily website content, he has hosted webinars and engages with numerous in-person events hosted by Logistics Manager and Akabo Media. Click here to register for this free webinar!
Locus Robotics Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Locus Robotics founded?
Locus Robotics was founded in 2014.
Where is Locus Robotics's headquarters?
Locus Robotics's headquarters is located at 301 Ballardvale Street, Wilmington.
What is Locus Robotics's latest funding round?
Locus Robotics's latest funding round is Series F - II.
How much did Locus Robotics raise?
Locus Robotics raised a total of $432.82M.
Who are the investors of Locus Robotics?
Investors of Locus Robotics include G2 Venture Partners, Scale Venture Partners, Bond, Next47, Goldman Sachs Asset Management and 15 more.
Who are Locus Robotics's competitors?
Competitors of Locus Robotics include Walmart - Advanced Systems & Robotics, Brightpick, Vecna Robotics, Seegrid, Quicktron Robotics and 7 more.
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