Locus Robotics LocusBot Origin — Specs & Review

Specifications

BrandLocus Robotics
ModelLocusBot Origin
Year2023
CategoryLogistics
Autonomyfully-autonomous
Environmentindoor
Dimensions80cm L × 55cm W × 120cm H
ConnectivityWiFi, Ethernet, ROS
Country of originUS

Key features

What is it?

The Locus Robotics LocusBot Origin is a collaborative autonomous mobile robot (AMR) for warehouse order fulfilment, guiding human pickers through optimised pick paths to eliminate unproductive walking time.

Who is it for?

Key specs

How it compares

Vs Geek+ P800: LocusBot uses person-to-goods (human follows robot) vs Geek+'s goods-to-person model. LocusBot deploys faster with less infrastructure change; Geek+ achieves higher throughput at scale but requires significant racking changes.

Limitations

FAQ

How much does the Locus Robotics LocusBot Origin cost?

LocusBot Origin is priced through enterprise contracts and is not available for individual purchase. Pricing is typically per-robot-per-hour through a RaaS (Robotics-as-a-Service) model starting around $0.79 per unit per hour.

What is the LocusBot Origin used for?

The LocusBot Origin is a collaborative autonomous mobile robot designed to guide human warehouse workers through pick-and-pack operations, eliminating the need for workers to push heavy carts around the warehouse floor.

What are the key specs of the LocusBot Origin?

The LocusBot Origin features a payload capacity of 45 kg, operates at up to 1.5 m/s, runs for up to 8 hours on a single charge, and uses a multi-sensor navigation system combining lidar, cameras, and ultrasonic sensors.

Who is the LocusBot Origin designed for?

The LocusBot Origin is designed for 3PL operators, e-commerce fulfilment centres, and retail distribution operations running multi-shift operations where picker throughput is the primary bottleneck.

How does the LocusBot Origin compare to Geek+ robots?

Compared to Geek+'s goods-to-person approach, the LocusBot Origin uses a person-to-goods model where humans follow the robot through the warehouse. This makes it faster to deploy with less infrastructure change but requires maintaining a human workforce.