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Locus Robotics has announced the relocation of its European headquarters to the Logistics Campus Aalsmeer. The new site, which is being developed on a plot of land between Japanlaan and Thailandlaan, offers a larger area for warehousing operations, customer demonstrations, training, and regional support for robotics solutions. The completion of the new building is scheduled for April 2027.
The decision for Aalsmeer is part of a strategic expansion based on continuous growth in Europe. Locus Robotics currently serves over 150 customers in more than 20 countries and operates more than 17,000 robots. During peak times, several hundred additional robots can be deployed on short notice. Denis Niezgoda, Chief Commercial Officer International at Locus Robotics, emphasizes the importance of Europe as a key growth market and highlights that the expansion reflects the opportunities the company sees in the region.
Expansion of Service Offerings
Locus Robotics focuses on assisting warehouse operators in adapting to changing market conditions. The company offers solutions that improve productivity, picking accuracy, and workforce efficiency. The orchestration platform LocusONE™ coordinates fulfillment processes and integrates robotics, operational data, and applied artificial intelligence. The products offered include Locus Origin for central workflows, Locus Vector for higher payloads, and Locus Array, an autonomous system for high-density warehouse environments.
The new site is being developed by Next Level Development, a company based in Eindhoven. René Geujen, Director Acquisitions & Leasing at Next Level Development, highlights the significance of Locus Robotics for the Logistics Campus Aalsmeer and emphasizes the attractiveness of the region for logistical activities.
The consulting firm Cushman & Wakefield assisted Locus Robotics in finding the suitable property. Aron van den Hoogen, Senior Consultant at Cushman & Wakefield, states that the new location meets the requirements for operations, warehousing, and customer activities and will support the company’s next growth phase.
