OUTBOUND
Warehouse workers gain a louder voice
Today’s workers aren’t afraid to make their wants and needs known. And that’s a good thing.
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Items Tagged with 'Locus Robotics'
ARTICLES
Locus Robotics lands $117 million venture backing in “series F” round
Investment will accelerate rollout of fulfillment robots beyond current installation at some 230 sites, Massachusetts firm says.
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APPLICATION
Carhartt picks up the pace in Ohio
Apparel maker is getting orders out the door faster than ever before, thanks to assisted-picking robots at its 3PL’s fulfillment facility.
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ROBOTICS & AUTOMATION ROUNDTABLE, PART ONE
An inside look at the robotic revolution — and what it all means for you
How is technology helping fulfillment operations boost throughput and cope with the ongoing labor shortage? Experts share their insights in this special roundtable discussion.
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MODEX 2022
Modex 2022: Locus Robotics introduces new AMRs to its warehouse execution platform
To see how its expanded product line adds heavier payload capability to address new use cases, visit Locus Robotics at booth B8811.
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ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATED SOLUTIONS
New wave of robots changes logistics job descriptions
The advent of robotics means warehouse workers can spend less time walking and more time picking or serving customers, deployments show. It’s also creating opportunities for workers to manage and “train” the new equipment.
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CSCMP EDGE 2021
Robotics-as-a-service to the rescue
Automotive tooling distributor ISN is improving productivity at its large DCs thanks to a robot-assisted picking solution that is helping the company move closer to its digitization goals.
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Locus Robotics collects $50 million in new funding for AMRs
Investors continue funneling cash into logistics tech as AI provider LevaData also raises $47 million round.
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LABOR MANAGEMENT
Software keeps DC workers and robots working in harmony
Once dedicated solely to tracking human performance, labor management systems are now being used to keep workers and robots marching to the same drummer in today’s bustling e-commerce DCs.
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