By
Roberto Michel
March 28, 2022
Jason Walker, VP of Market Development with Locus Robotics, and Rick Faulk, CEO of Locus Robotics, with a Locus Vector bot which can handle up to a 600-pound payload.
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Jason Walker, VP of Market Development with Locus Robotics, and Rick Faulk, CEO of Locus Robotics, with a Locus Vector bot which can handle up to a 600-pound payload.
Locus Robotics (Booth B8811) is taking warehouse fulfillment and supply chain management to the next level with the introduction of its new, fully integrated, intelligent fleet of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs).
The new Locus fleet of purpose-built AMRs, consisting of Locus Origin, Locus Vector and Locus Max, are designed to double and triple productivity in all types of dynamic fulfillment and distribution environments.
“The Locus solution enables organizations to easily adapt and scale to changing volumes and demands quickly and cost effectively, with an ROI in months rather than years,” said Rick Faulk, CEO.
Powered by LocusOne, the industry’s smartest warehouse orchestration platform, Locus ensures optimal productivity, ease of use and efficiency, assigning the right bot for the mission.
Roberto Michel, senior editor for Modern, has covered manufacturing and supply chain management trends since 1996, mainly as a former staff editor and former contributor at Manufacturing Business Technology. He has been a contributor to Modern since 2004. He has worked on numerous show dailies, including at ProMat, the North American Material Handling Logistics show, and National Manufacturing Week. You can reach him at: [email protected].
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