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Overview
Apollo is the first commercial humanoid robot designed for friendly interaction, mass manufacturability, high payloads and safety. Developed from Apptronik's experience building over 10 previous robots including NASA's Valkyrie, Apollo will operate in warehouses and manufacturing plants in the near term, eventually extending into construction, oil and gas, electronics production, retail, home delivery, elder care and countless more areas. The robot features a human-like body shape and size enabling it to navigate human spaces and use tools and equipment.
Flagship features
- Built on NASA-developed technology for actuator systems
- Modular design allows for various end-effector attachments
- 500-unit contract with global automotive supplier
- High-performance actuators enable excellent force control
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Specifications
From the makerCheckedEstimated- Full bipedal
- Bipedal
- 24.95 kg
- Yes
- IMU, Image Sensors
- Alpha pilot
- Indoor
- 3PL, Retail, Manufacturing
- Raas
25% of humanoid robots have it
- 173 cm
- 73 kg
- 2.5 m/s
- 30
- 25 kg
- 4 h
Taller than 71% of 205 Humanoid robots with this spec
Heavier than 76% of 218 Humanoid robots with this spec
Faster than 86% of 178 Humanoid robots with this spec
More joints than 59% of 237 Humanoid robots with this spec
Carries more than 87% of 198 Humanoid robots with this spec
Lasts longer than 57% of 209 Humanoid robots with this spec
Company profile
- Recorded funding
- US$870M· 2 rounds
- Founded
- around 2016
Detailed specifications
What it is built for4
- Applications
- warehouse transport,construction
- bipedal
- Target Industries
- logistics 3pl,manufacturing
- Primary Applications
- logistics handling
Size & capacity2
- Height Mm
- 1730
- Payload Per Arm
- No
Sensing & perception1
- Yes
Buying & support3
- Country Of Origin
- USA
- Is Research Grade
- No
- Availability Status
- prototype
Other details1
- Yes
Who uses it
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Company milestones(estimated)
- Feb 2025PartnershipJabil collaboration announced
- Feb 2025PartnershipApptronik and Jabil announce Apollo production collaboration
- Feb 2025FundingSeries A financing
- 2024DeploymentFirst publicly announced commercial Apollo deployment
- Mar 2024PartnershipMercedes-Benz commercial agreement
- Aug 2023LaunchApollo unveiled
- 2016MilestoneFounded at UT Austin
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Apptronik in the news
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- Aug 4Apptronik Raises $4.2 Million in Secondary Share Sale, Signaling Growing Investor Confidence in Humanoid Robotics
- Jul 6Apptronik launches Robot Park to train Apollo humanoid robots with Google DeepMind
- Jun 30Apptronik unveils Apollo 2 and a flagship data collection and training facility
Apptronik in the news
the maker8 events · last 12 months
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Frequently asked questions
- Who makes the Apollo?
- The Apollo is developed by Apptronik, based in United States.
- What type of robot is the Apollo?
- The Apollo is a Humanoid robot made by Apptronik.
- How much does the Apollo cost?
- The Apollo is listed at US$30,000 in the Robolist catalogue, but this figure did not come from Apptronik. Contact them for a quote.
- When was the Apollo launched?
- The Apollo was launched in 2023.
- What are the key specifications of the Apollo?
- Key specifications of the Apollo: form factor full bipedal, height 173 cm, weight 73 kg, mobility bipedal, walking speed 2.5 m/s.
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