We're excited to announce that Actel Robotics is now a Locus Robotics implementation partner. With this partnership, Gulf Coast warehouses and distribution centers can deploy Locus autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for order fulfillment — designed, integrated, trained, and supported locally by the Actel team.
Why Locus, and why now
Order volumes keep climbing while warehouse labor stays hard to find and harder to keep. Fixed automation can help, but it's expensive, slow to install, and inflexible once it's bolted down. Locus takes a different approach: a fleet of autonomous robots travels your existing aisles and brings picks to your associates, so your team spends its time picking instead of walking. It works with the racking and people you already have, and it scales up for peak and back down afterward.
What "implementation partner" means for you
Robots are only part of a successful deployment — the rest is workflow. As your implementation partner, Actel owns the whole rollout: a site assessment of your order profiles and pick paths, fleet sizing and zone design, integration with your warehouse management and execution systems, associate and supervisor training, a phased go-live, and ongoing optimization as your volume changes. You get one local team accountable for the outcome, not a box of robots and a manual.
A complete automation lineup
Locus fulfillment AMRs round out an automation lineup that already includes Corvus autonomous inventory drones for cycle counting, plus Boston Dynamics, Ghost Robotics, and Asylon platforms for inspection and security. That means Actel can help you automate counting and picking with a single partner — and keep your inventory data and order flow in sync.
If you run a distribution or fulfillment center in Texas, Louisiana, or Oklahoma and want to ship more orders without adding headcount, request a free consultation and we'll model what Locus AMRs could do for your operation.