NASA-heritage humanoid built for logistics with a hot-swap battery
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Not Rated Yet
Price To be Confirmed
Released 2023
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Apptronik Apollo is an Austin, Texas-based humanoid that leverages over 12 years of NASA and DARPA robotics research. With a 25 kg rated payload for continuous logistics work and a hot-swap battery system exchangeable in seconds for near-continuous operation, Apollo is designed specifically for logistics and manufacturing environments. Backed by Samsung and Google, and with partnerships including GXO Logistics, Apollo is one of the most enterprise-ready humanoids available. The NASA heritage shows in its safety-first design: robust force/torque sensing and collision detection throughout. Apollo pilot programs are actively running in distribution centers across the United States.
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