Warehouse fulfillment robots delivered through a Robots-as-a-Service model
Locus Robotics builds autonomous warehouse robots orchestrated by its LocusONE platform, with a stack spanning ROS 2, C++, Rust and Python on the robot side and Manhattan Associates, Blue Yonder and FlexSim for WMS integration and simulation. Hiring is accelerating and support-heavy, pointing to deployment and uptime pressure across live sites, while job posts flag NeuraGrasp integration and PLM-ERP rework.
Locus Robotics, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Wilmington, Massachusetts, develops autonomous mobile robots and orchestration software for warehouse fulfillment. Its LocusONE platform coordinates robots and workflows to automate picking and fulfillment operations. The company sells to retail, healthcare, 3PL and industrial operators under a Robots-as-a-Service model, with deployments at sites worldwide. It is privately held with 201-500 employees and hires in the United States and Germany.
Locus Robotics uses Python, C++, Rust and ROS 2 for robotics, React and Angular for front ends, SolidWorks and Altium Designer for hardware, and NetSuite, Salesforce and Power BI for business operations.
Yes, hiring is accelerating, concentrated mostly in support roles with some engineering and sales openings, and largely at junior level, across the United States and Germany.
Job posts point to deploying and integrating NeuraGrasp technology into its robots, upgrading its PLM system and PLM-ERP integrations, running pilots and proofs of concept, and building process metrics dashboards.
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