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Apptronik Apollo

Commercial humanoid robot for warehouses and manufacturing

Partially verifiedPilotingReleased 2023

Price

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Key facts

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Height
5'8" (1727 mm)Press release
Weight
160 lbs (72.6 kg)Press release
Payload
55 lbs (25 kg)Press release
Degrees of freedom
Over 30
Runtime
4 hoursPress release
Max speed
3 mph (1.34 m/s)

Canonical robot record

Overview

Apollo is Apptronik's commercial humanoid robot, designed from the ground up for friendly human interaction, mass manufacturability, high payloads, and safety. Because it shares a similar body shape and size to a person, Apollo can move through spaces built for humans and operate the same tools and equipment, making collaboration natural and enabling tasks that are difficult for other types of robots.

The robot is built around a modular architecture. It can be deployed stationary, mounted to a mobility platform, or made fully mobile with legs, letting customers match the configuration to the job. Hot-swappable battery packs keep it running across long operating windows in industrial settings.

Apptronik positions Apollo for warehouses and manufacturing plants in the near term, with longer-term potential across construction, oil and gas, electronics production, retail, home delivery, and elder care. The company reports that partners including Mercedes-Benz and Jabil have already deployed Apollo alongside their human employees.

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Spec sources
3 linked
Verification
Partially verified · 6/9 specs source-verified
Deployment
Piloting
Last verified
Jul 6, 2026

Key Features

  • Human-like form factor that navigates spaces built for people and uses existing human tools and equipment
  • Modular design that can run stationary, on a mobility platform, or fully mobile with legs
  • Hot-swappable battery packs for extended operation in industrial environments
  • Status communication through LEDs in the head, mouth, and chest
  • Engineered for friendly interaction, mass manufacturability, high payloads, and safety

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Specifications

Grouped technical data with source detail available on demand.

9 documented values

Connectivity

CommunicationWiFi, Ethernet
Unverified

Mechanics

Degrees of FreedomOver 30
Unverified
LocomotionBipedal
Manufacturer confirmed

Verified Jul 6, 2026

Apptronik (opens in a new tab)
ActuatorsProprietary electric actuators (bespoke linear + rotary); force-controlled architecture; hot-swappable, low-part-count design. Joint count not officially disclosed
Press release

Verified Jul 13, 2026

Apptronik (opens in a new tab)

Performance

Max Speed3 mph (1.34 m/s)
Unverified
Payload Capacity55 lbs (25 kg)
Press release

Verified Jul 6, 2026

Apptronik (opens in a new tab)

Physical

Height5'8" (1727 mm)
Press release

Verified Jul 6, 2026

Apptronik (opens in a new tab)
Weight160 lbs (72.6 kg)
Press release

Verified Jul 6, 2026

Apptronik (opens in a new tab)

Power

Runtime4 hours
Press release

Verified Jul 6, 2026

Apptronik (opens in a new tab)

Deployment and commercial evidence

Deployment evidence

Apptronik and Mercedes-Benz Enter Commercial Agreement

Apptronik and Mercedes-Benz signed a commercial agreement to pilot Apollo humanoid robots in Mercedes-Benz manufacturing facilities, confirming active industrial piloting.

Integration & SDK

ROS support
Supported
SDK available
Not confirmed
API docs
Supported platforms
ROS integration available

Support & service

Regions

North America

Support details not available

Evidence & changelog

Sources behind this record and material corrections made over time.

Sources

Media

Manufacturer

Apptronik

Developer of Apollo, a general-purpose humanoid robot designed for industrial and logistics applications.

Headquarters
Austin, TX, USA
Founded
2016