WILMINGTON, MA, Mar 14, 2025 – Locus Robotics has announced LocusINTELLIGENCE, an AI-driven business intelligence software layer within the LocusONE platform. Designed to provide real-time decision-making, continuous optimization, and deep operational insights, LocusINTELLIGENCE enables fulfillment operations to achieve unmatched flexibility, throughput, and efficiency.
Locus will showcase a range of next-gen AI advancements developed through LocusLABS, the dedicated R&D division of Locus Robotics, at LogiMAT in Germany and ProMat in the United States.
“At Locus Robotics, we are not just deploying robots – we’re delivering intelligence,” said Rick Faulk, CEO of Locus Robotics. “Our investment in AI, software, and next-generation automation technologies sets us apart as the leader in warehouse efficiency and fulfillment innovation. Through LocusINTELLIGENCE and LocusLABS, we are continuously developing solutions that allow our customers to maximize throughput, scale with confidence, and adapt to the evolving logistics landscape.”
LocusINTELLIGENCE: The AI Powerhouse Driving LocusONE
LocusINTELLIGENCE is the powerful AI and analytics system that drives the LocusONE platform. It uses machine learning, predictive analytics, and real-time operational data. The system continually adjusts and improves fulfillment operations at scale.
- AI-Powered Decision-Making – Manages task distribution, workflow efficiency, and multi-robot coordination to align fulfillment priorities with real-time demand.
- Scalable and Adaptive Performance – Allows LocusONE to adapt to changing order volumes, seasonal demand, and labor availability, helping warehouses maintain consistent operational efficiency.
- Real-Time Operational Insights – Provides operators with detailed insights into throughput, worker performance, and maintenance needs, supporting informed, data-driven decision-making.
- Seamless WMS & ERP Integration – Integrates with existing warehouse management systems for quick deployment and improved productivity.
LocusONE, through LocusINTELLIGENCE, offers a formidable platform enhanced by AI. The platform gives warehouses an automation system that learns, adjusts, and improves over time.
LocusLABS: Driving AI-Powered Innovation in the Warehouse
LocusLABS, the R&D division of Locus Robotics, leads the AI innovation, constantly advancing warehouse automation capabilities. At LogiMAT and ProMat 2025, Locus will unveil a number of AI-driven breakthroughs, including:
- AI Object Detection and Avoidance – Perception AI allows Locus robots to identify and respond to warehouse assets, enabling real-time navigation and efficient workflow management.
- System-Directed Labor Optimization – AI-powered system guides associates to the next task, improving productivity and fulfillment efficiency.
- AI-Powered Simulation and Workflow Optimization – Allows testing and refining warehouse layouts, workflows, and robotic interactions before implementation.
- RFID-Based Inventory Accuracy – Uses RFID technology to improve accuracy in real-time order validation and inventory tracking.
- Large-Item and Non-Conveyable Automation – Supports large-item transport, picking, and storage, extending automation beyond fixed conveyor systems.
- Humanoid Collaboration with Reflex Robotics – Locus and Reflex Robotics are evaluating the use of humanoids to support warehouse automation tasks like induction and putaway. A demo of the two automation solutions collaborating with each other will be shown at ProMat.
Source: Locus Robotics
About Locus Robotics
Locus Robotics specializes in developing autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) designed for warehouse operations to enhance productivity, order accuracy, and safety. Their solutions cater to industries such as third-party logistics (3PL), retail and e-commerce, healthcare, and industrial sectors. Headquartered in Wilmington, MA, Locus Robotics has experienced growth with over 500 employees as of 2024. The company’s innovative approach allows human workers to collaborate seamlessly with robots, substantially improving fulfillment efficiency. While specific annual revenue figures are not publicly disclosed, Locus Robotics achieved “unicorn” status in February 2021, reaching a valuation of $1 billion. By the end of 2022, it was valued at nearly $2 billion. Their commitment to advancing warehouse automation has positioned them as an industry leader, serving over 150 top brands across over 300 sites globally.