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Photo slideshow: Locus Robotics opens new global headquarters

One part of the Demonstration Center showcased orchestration software programs, such as LocusOne and LocusHub, and charging docks for the AMRs.

LocusOne and LocusHub software

One part of the Demonstration Center showcased orchestration software programs, such as LocusOne and LocusHub, and charging docks for the AMRs.

Local businesses, investors, and media were invited to a ribbon cutting ceremony and tour of Locus Robotics’ new global headquarters and robot manufacturing warehouse Oct. 23.

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1. Locus Robotics museum

2. Empty bin induction

3. Bluetooth tags for pickers

4. Apple iPad user interfaces

5. Put away and shipping

6. Demonstration Center

7. LocusOne and LocusHub…

8. Vector omnidirectional AMR

9. Locus Robotics warehouse

10. Ready for refurbishment

11. RaaS keeps robots moving

12. Refurbished robots

13. Run-in testing

14. "The Army"

15. A glimpse behind the curtain

16. Print lab prepares wraps

17. Locus Park open for business

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