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Size and key figures
Size and key figures: Locus MaxHeight comparison: person 175 cm, Locus Max 42 cm (24% of a person's height). Payload: 1,361 kg, category median 300 kg. Runtime: 8 h, category median 12 h.175 cm42 cmHumanRobotFigures against the category medianPayload1,361 kgcategory median: 300 kg (n=29)Runtime8 hcategory median: 12 h (n=11)

Data from manufacturer datasheets and product pages; median over the models of this category in the database.

Locus Max

Price from

no public price
No confirmed distributor in Poland

Pros

  • Payload of 1,361 kg for pallet loads
  • Low 42 cm profile fits under pallets and racks
  • Runs in a LocusONE fleet alongside Origin and Vector
  • RaaS model on a platform many customers already use

Cons

  • No published price, quoted per customer
  • No data on speed or battery runtime
  • Availability in Poland unconfirmed
  • No price or payload comparison with Geek+ and MiR possible
  • 1,361kgPayload
  • 8hRuntime
  • 42cmHeight

Key facts

  • Specificationspayload 1,361 kg · runtime 8 h · height 42 cm
  • Statuson sale
  • Availability in Polandnot confirmed
  • VerdictFor large e-commerce centres and 3PL operators with pallet traffic; without a public price, payback is hard to judge.

Summary

The Locus Max is the heaviest model in the family of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) from the American company Locus Robotics, designed to carry pallet loads of up to 1,361 kg. The robot is only 42 cm tall and measures 1,666 x 1,184 x 419 mm, which lets it drive under pallets and racks in typical fulfillment warehouses.

The Max operates within a fleet coordinated by LocusONE software, alongside the lighter Origin and Vector models from the same company, forming a set of robots for different purposes - from picking individual items to moving whole pallets.

The manufacturer does not publish a price for the model, which is typical of Locus Robotics, which sells its solutions mainly under a Robotics-as-a-Service (RaaS) subscription model with custom quotes for each customer.

In the heavy pallet-moving AMR segment the Max competes with robots from Geek+ and MiR (for example the MiR1350), although a direct comparison of payload and price is not possible without an official price list from either side.

The Locus Max's strengths are its integration with the LocusONE platform already deployed at many customers and its high payload of 1,361 kg; its weaknesses are the lack of a published price and of data on speed or battery runtime. Availability in Poland is not confirmed by the manufacturer. The model is intended for large e-commerce centers and 3PL operators with significant pallet-transport volumes.

Specs

Sources: 1

  • Height42 cm
    −16% vs. the category median (50.2 cm, n=16)
  • Payload1,361 kg
    +354% vs. the category median (300 kg, n=29)
  • Runtime8 h
    −33% vs. the category median (12 h, n=11)
  • category medianA higher value doesn't always mean a better robot; it depends on the application.

Dimensions and weight

Height
42 cm

Motion and manipulation

Payload
1,361 kg

Power

Runtime
8 h

Electronics and AI

Drive
electric
Sensors
2x 2D safety LiDAR

Price and availability in Poland

no data

Dealers in Poland

No confirmed distributor in Poland

Applications

Typical applications

  • Pallet transport
  • heavy loads

Target group

  • e-commerce
  • 3PL (third-party logistics)
  • fulfillment

Comparison

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History

  1. Model unveiled

Sources

  1. thirdfin.io

Frequently asked questions

Is the Locus Max available in Poland?

No. The manufacturer Locus Robotics (USA) names no Polish shop or official distributor for the Locus Max; enquiries go through the manufacturer's website (locusrobotics.com). Confirm service in Poland before buying.

What payload does the Locus Max have?

The robot carries loads of up to 1,361 kg, making it the heaviest model in Locus Robotics' range.

How much does the Locus Max cost?

The manufacturer does not publish a price - Locus robots are sold mainly under a RaaS subscription model with individual quotes.

What robots does the Locus Max work with?

The Max operates in a fleet coordinated by LocusONE software together with the lighter Origin and Vector models.

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