Warehouse robotics heavyweight Locus Robotics has pulled in $41.6M in a Series G round, with backing from existing investors Tiger Global, G2VP, Scale Venture Partners, and Goldman Sachs.
The company, which bills itself as a leader in "flexibility-first" warehouse automation, runs on its LocusONE platform to orchestrate fleets of robots and AI-driven workflows for fulfillment operations. It claims more than 150 customers serving over 1,000 brands across 360-plus sites globally, leaning on a Robots-as-a-Service model to lower the barrier for adoption. The fresh capital arrives as operators juggle volatile labor markets and shifting demand-pressure points Locus argues its tech is built to absorb.
