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Warehouse Automation & AMRs

Wheeled Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs), goods-to-person shuttles, and automated tote handlers designed for high-throughput intralogistics.

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Most warehouse AMRs require smooth, level concrete floors (FF/FL standards) and rely on human pickers or fixed stations for actual item manipulation.

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Model	Manufacturer	Locomotion	Verified Payload	Published Price	Verified Date
Locus Origin	Locus Robotics	Differential-drive wheeled Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR)	36 kg (80 lbs)	Pricing is not listed on the linked product page; commercial terms depend on the deployment.	2026-10-16

Warehouse Automation (AMR)

Locus Robotics (United States)

Manufacturer-Published

Locomotion	Differential-drive wheeled Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR)
Payload	36 kg (80 lbs)
Speed	A maximum speed is not listed in the current linked product information.
Runtime	Up to 14 hours per charge; the manufacturer lists an approximate 50-minute charge time.
Published Price	Pricing is not listed on the linked product page; commercial terms depend on the deployment.

Key Limitation: Requires human associates or pick-arms to place items into onboard totes; does not manipulate shelf inventory autonomously.

Sources: Locus Robotics: Locus Origin product and specifications

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