Locus Robotics Tackles Manipulation Challenges with NeuraGrasp Technology Acquisition
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Locus Robotics Corp. has made significant strides in addressing robotic manipulation challenges by acquiring Nexera Robotics, known for its NeuraGrasp technology. This acquisition follows Locus's introduction of Array, a mobile manipulator designed for efficient robotic picking, which was launched in March 2025. The integration of NeuraGrasp's advanced gripping capabilities aims to enhance Locus's ability to handle a wider variety of SKUs in operational environments.
The collaboration between Locus and Nexera is timely, as both companies are poised for growth in the robotics sector. Locus's autonomous mobile robots have already completed over 6 billion picks, showcasing their effectiveness in real-world applications. Roy Belak, senior vice president of robotic grasping at Locus, highlighted the importance of deploying NeuraGrasp technology at scale, indicating a strong commitment to innovation and improvement in robotic manipulation.
Looking ahead, while no specific timeline has been disclosed for the public unveiling of Array with NeuraGrasp technology, Belak expressed optimism about the integration process. As Locus continues to deploy the initial version of Array, the anticipated enhancements from Nexera's technology could significantly impact the efficiency and versatility of robotic operations in various facilities.
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How Locus is getting a grasp on one of robotics biggest challenges: manipulation
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