NEW YORK — Massachusetts?based warehouse automation company Locus Robotics has announced that it will demonstrate its new, innovative order-fulfillment solution at the MODEX 2016 trade show in Atlanta from April 4 to 7, 2016, at Booth 4670.

Locus Robotics will present the unique concepts and technology that will allow operations to pick orders faster.

The collaborative process, where humans and LocusBots™ work side by side in the same space, is characterized by a five-fold to eight-fold improvement in user productivity; an ability to support different types of operations, ranging from e-commerce and wholesale to store replenishment; and an approach that uses existing infrastructure to drive down solution cost and speed time to deployment.

“This will be Locus Robotics’ first public event,” said co-founder and CEO Bruce Welty. “We look forward to demonstrating to attendees how our innovations dramatically and simply increase productivity without sacrificing operational flexibility.”

About Locus Robotics
Building on years of direct warehouse operations experience and deep firsthand knowledge of warehouse robotics, Locus Robotics has engineered a new approach to mission-critical fulfillment operations.

The Locus platform delivers greater throughput, reduced costs, and unparalleled flexibility in moving inventory and orders through a fulfillment center.

This efficiency and flexibility, in turn, allow operators to keep up with the increasingly complex demands of channel partners and consumers. Simply pick faster.

For more information, visit www.locusrobotics.com.

About MODEX 2016
MODEX is hosted by MHI and expects more than 850 exhibits from suppliers around the world. The four-day show includes keynote speakers from entrepreneurial TV show Shark Tank, the X Prize Foundation, Cisco, and MHI heads.

The trade show will last from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on April 4 to 6 and from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on April 7.

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