Event
Locus Robotics acquires Nexera Robotics to expand Locus Array mobile manipulation
Key points
- Locus Robotics acquired Vancouver-based Nexera Robotics, adding Nexera patented NeuraGrasp end-effector technology to its mobile manipulation roadmap.
- NeuraGrasp combines AI-driven grasping intelligence, onboard sensory inputs, computer vision and a soft membrane structure to adapt to item shape, surface texture, material, porosity and weight.
- Locus said the technology will expand the range of SKU types Locus Array can pick autonomously, including porous textiles, loosely bagged items, perforated polybags, irregular packages, delicate goods and thin packaging features.
- Nexera Robotics will be wholly owned and operated as part of Locus Robotics, with Nexera team and leadership joining Locus to accelerate integration into Locus Array.
Company context
Locus Robotics develops autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for warehouse automation, focused on order fulfillment and logistics operations. Its systems are designed to work collaboratively with human workers to improve picking efficiency and reduce manual travel in warehouses.
Context
- Company
- Locus Robotics
- Segment
- Logistics
- Event type
- Acquisition
- Geography
- Wilmington, Massachusetts · United States