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Locus Vector

Price from

no public price
No confirmed distributor in Poland

Pros

  • 272 kg payload, about seven times the Origin
  • Handles cartons and mid-size loads
  • Same fleet and LocusONE software as the Locus family

Cons

  • No published height, weight or speed
  • Price and subscription terms unknown
  • Availability in Poland unconfirmed
  • Description rests on a single source
  • 272kgPayload
  • 14hRuntime
  • 50.8cmHeight

Key facts

  • Specificationspayload 272 kg · runtime 14 h · height 50.8 cm
  • Statuson sale
  • Availability in Polandnot confirmed
  • VerdictMakes sense for warehouses with heavier cartons already in the Locus ecosystem, but it is the least documented of the three models.

Summary

Unlike the smaller Origin, which is designed for totes, the Locus Vector is a robot from the same Locus Robotics fleet that specializes in moving cartons and mid-sized loads. Its payload reaches 272 kg (600 lb), roughly seven times that of the Origin. The manufacturer, active since 2014 in Wilmington, Massachusetts, does not publish the Vector’s height, unladen weight or travel speed; the available material is limited to a single source (Third Fin) and the payload figure alone.

Like the rest of the Locus family (Origin for totes, Vector for cartons, Max for pallets), the robot operates under a Robotics-as-a-Service model and is coordinated by the LocusONE fleet software, which runs many robots on the same floor at once. No public data exists on the price or subscription terms for this particular model. The manufacturer does not state a Vector price, unlike the Origin, for which at least rough figures circulate in the industry. There is also no information on availability in Poland or on Polish commercial partners.

As a result, the Vector remains the least documented of the three Locus Robotics models covered here, and its description necessarily rests on one confirmed parameter: payload.

Specs

Sources: 1

Size and key figures
Size and key figures: Locus VectorHeight comparison: person 175 cm, Locus Vector 50.8 cm (29% of a person's height). Payload: 272 kg, category median 300 kg. Runtime: 14 h, category median 12 h.175 cm50.8 cmHumanRobotFigures against the category medianPayload272 kgcategory median: 300 kg (n=29)Runtime14 hcategory median: 12 h (n=11)

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

  • Height50.8 cm
    in line with the category median (50.2 cm, n=16)
  • Payload272 kg
    −9% vs. the category median (300 kg, n=29)
  • Runtime14 h
    +17% 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
50.8 cm

Motion and manipulation

Payload
272 kg

Power

Runtime
14 h

Electronics and AI

Drive
electric
Sensors
2x 2D safety LiDAR, cameras

Datasheet (PDF)

Price and availability in Poland

no data

Dealers in Poland

No confirmed distributor in Poland

Applications

Typical applications

  • Carton transport
  • medium loads

Target group

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

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History

  1. Model unveiled

Sources

  1. thirdfin.io

Frequently asked questions

Is the Locus Vector available in Poland?

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

What is the Locus Vector used for?

It is an AMR from the Locus Robotics fleet designed for moving cartons and mid-sized loads, as opposed to the Origin (totes) and the Max (pallets).

What is the Locus Vector’s payload?

The payload is up to 272 kg (600 lb), the only publicly confirmed technical specification for this model.

How much does the Locus Vector cost?

The manufacturer does not state a price. The available material contains no pricing data or subscription terms for this specific model.

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