We're proud to share that Kimball Midwest and Locus Robotics won Best Use of Robotics at the 2026 Supply Chain Excellence Awards USA. The recognition reflects what happens when automation is applied to solve real operational challenges. With Locus Robotics, Kimball Midwest increased their picking productivity by approximately 45% and improved putaway productivity by more than 100% while maintaining its 99.9% same-day shipping standard for orders received by 4 p.m. The operation also reduced training from weeks to hours, eliminated dependence on temporary labor, and made warehouse work easier for associates. Congratulations to the teams at Kimball Midwest and Locus Robotics whose work made these results possible. businesswire.com/news/home/2… #SCEAUSA2026

Warehouse automation has traditionally been built around specialized systems: one robot or technology designed to perform one primary task. But warehouse priorities rarely stay that simple. Polyfunctional robots are designed to perform multiple related tasks within the environment they support. In the warehouse, that can mean applying robotic capacity across picking, putaway, replenishment, induction, slotting, returns, and other workflows as operational needs change. Our latest article explains why polyfunctional robotics is emerging, what separates true polyfunctionality from simply adding more features, and how Locus Array brings this approach into real-world warehouse operations. Read the guide: locusrobotics.com/blog/polyf…

Warehouse automation is entering a new phase. Polyfunctional robots support multiple related workflows, so robotic capacity can shift where it creates value as priorities change. See how Locus Array applies this approach: locusrobotics.com/blog/polyf…

Which warehouse automation model is right for your operation? The answer depends on more than throughput. Goods-to-Person, Person-to-Goods, and Robots-to-Goods each have different strengths depending on your operation, labor strategy, and growth plans. Our latest guide compares all three to help you make a more informed automation decision. Read more: locusrobotics.com/blog/goods… #WarehouseAutomation #SupplyChain #Robotics

Live from Automation Advantage Atlanta: Mitchell and FragranceNet are sharing how automation helps their operation keep pace with changing demand, improve throughput, and build greater confidence on the warehouse floor. #AutomationAdvantage #WarehouseAutomation #LocusRobotics

Kimball Midwest was doubling in size every five years, and putaway needed to keep pace without a major facility redesign. With Locus Robotics, the team improved putaway productivity by 100%+, with some facilities moving from ~30 to 90+ lines/hour. Picking productivity improved by about 45%, onboarding dropped from days or weeks to minutes or hours, and the team maintained 99.9% same-day shipping. By combining putaway and picking in one flexible workflow, Kimball Midwest kept inventory moving, scaled throughput, and gave managers more control as demand shifted. Read the full story: locusrobotics.com/blog/wareh…

Exciting news: Locus Robotics has won the Cognitive Robotics Innovation Award for Locus Array. Selected from 5,000+ nominations across 20+ countries, Locus Robotics is named alongside other AI and technology leaders including NVIDIA, Snowflake, Dell Technologies, AMD, Qualcomm, and others. A huge congratulations to the Locus Robotics team, and the other winners. locusrobotics.com/news/locus… #WarehouseAutomation #PhysicalAI #Robotics

Temperature-controlled fulfillment leaves little room for delay. Locus Robotics helped @HelloFresh expand chilled fulfillment capacity from 100 to 500 SKUs through a customized Locus Origin deployment built for refrigerated operations. The deployment began with 13 robots at Factor and expanded with 26 additional robots after early performance demonstrated the consistency and reliability needed for chilled fulfillment. More SKU variety. Faster fulfillment movement. Flexible automation built for demanding warehouse environments. Read more: locusrobotics.com/news/locus…

Fulfillment operations need automation that can keep work moving as demand, labor availability, and order complexity change. Locus Array automates shelf-level fulfillment work across picking, putaway, consolidation, and replenishment. Powered by LocusONE, it senses, decides, and acts in real time to help teams reduce manual touches, improve throughput predictability, and operate with greater confidence. See how Locus Array supports autonomous fulfillment workflows: locusrobotics.com/locusone/f…

Automation looks different in a real warehouse, with real orders, real teams, and real pressure. The Automation Advantage Tour is headed to Atlanta on July 15 for a health and beauty fulfillment site tour. See flexible warehouse automation in action. Register: bit.ly/4egSAng Atlanta, GA July 15

Robotic grasping looks simple until it has to work in a real warehouse. That is why mobile manipulation matters. The next phase of warehouse automation is not just about robots moving from place to place. It is about Physical AI that can perceive changing conditions, adapt in real time, and interact directly with inventory at production speed. Better grasping expands what can be automated, reduces manual exception handling, and helps fulfillment operations keep work flowing through SKU variability and shifting demand. Read why robotic grasping is one of the hardest problems in warehouse automation: locusrobotics.com/blog/robot… #WarehouseAutomation #Robotics #PhysicalAI #MobileManipulation #LocusRobotics

See what Operational Confidence looks like in motion. The Automation Advantage Tour 2026 is bringing warehouse automation out of the presentation and into real-world operations. Join us in Columbus, OH on June 11 for the first stop of the tour, where you’ll see real workflows, real warehouse conditions, and flexible automation designed to help teams adapt, scale, and perform with confidence. Reserve your spot today: info.locusrobotics.com/autom… #WarehouseAutomation #Robotics #SupplyChain #OperationalConfidence #LocusRobotics

Big news for Locus Robotics in Europe. Next year, we will open our new European Customer Experience & Demo Hub at the Logistics Campus Aalsmeer, near Amsterdam. This new 6,000-square-meter hub marks a major step forward in our European growth, tripling our operational capacity in the region and giving customers, prospects, partners, and our teams a dedicated space to experience flexible automation at scale. The hub will bring our Physical AI portfolio to life through customer demonstrations, solution workshops, training, partner activities, regional robot lifecycle support, and real-world showcases of Locus Origin, Locus Vector, Locus Array, and LocusONE™. As demand for warehouse automation continues to grow across Europe, this investment strengthens our ability to help customers build the Operational Confidence they need to adapt, scale, and outperform in an increasingly dynamic market. Here is a first look at what the new building will look like once fully developed.

Honored to be recognized for the ninth time as an RBR50 Robotics Innovation Award winner, this year for Locus Array and its role in advancing Physical AI, mobile manipulation, and Robots-to-Goods automation. Congrats to all the 2026 #RBR50 winners. Read more: locusrobotics.com/news/locus…

Today, we pause to remember and honor the brave service members who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. At Locus Robotics, we are grateful for their courage, dedication, and the enduring legacy they leave behind. We honor those who gave everything in service of others. #MemorialDay #InRemembrance #HonorAndRemember

AI only matters if it improves execution on the warehouse floor. That’s why we’re proud to share that Locus Robotics has been named a winner in the 2026 Artificial Intelligence Excellence Awards for Supply Chain & Logistics from the Business Intelligence Group. The recognition highlights how LocusONE and Locus Array are applying AI to solve real operational challenges across fulfillment environments — helping warehouses improve throughput, adapt faster to changing demand, reduce friction, and orchestrate work more intelligently across people, robots, and workflows. As fulfillment operations face increasing pressure around labor variability, rising order complexity, and nonstop demand expectations, the future of warehouse automation will depend on systems that can continuously adapt and execute in real time. This award reflects the work our teams, customers, and partners are doing every day to help move the industry forward. Read the full announcement here: bit.ly/4ul5siL

Not every SKU is automation-friendly. Some items bend. Some slip. Some collapse. Some refuse the perfect grasp. That is the pickability problem. NeuraGrasp™ was engineered for that reality — using patented end-effector technology and AI-driven grasping intelligence to adapt to high-variability inventory. See how Locus Array solves pickability: locusrobotics.com/locusone/f…

Movement was only the beginning. The next frontier is manipulation: the ability to grasp, handle, and execute across the real-world SKU variability that defines modern fulfillment. In his latest blog, Locus Robotics CEO Rick Faulk explains why our acquisition of Nexera Robotics — and the integration of NeuraGrasp™ into Locus Array — accelerates our progress toward fully autonomous fulfillment.