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Mercedes begins piloting Apptronik humanoid robots

Pilot season has officially begun for the world of humanoid robotics.

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Meet Apollo, your new humanoid coworker

Apptonick's new A.I.-powered Apollo robot is about the size of a human.

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Apptronik’s Apollo is the latest humanoid robot to beat Tesla to market

Apptronik unveiled a new workforce robot today. Named Apollo, the machine is designed to “work in environments designed for, and directly alongside, humans.”

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Apptronik’s Apollo Dubbed World’s Most Advanced Humanoid Robot

Apollo stands at roughly human size (5 foot 8 inches tall and 160 pounds in weight with the ability to lift 55 pounds), and maintains unique force control architecture for safe operation.

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Apollo lands today. A viable humanoid robot that ticks, and carries, the right boxes Read later

We hear from a US robotics CEO why his new machine may be the first useful humanoid. Is he right?

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Apptronik Introduces Apollo Humanoid Robot Apollo’s custom actuators will keep the cost low

Back in January, Apptronik said it was working on a new commercial general-purpose humanoid robot called Apollo.

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This NASA-backed robot is the droid coworker you’ve been dreaming of

Apptronik and Argodesign designed Apollo as an antidote to sci-fi tropes.

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See the humanoid robot that will do the jobs you don't want to

Apptronik's latest humanoid robot is Apollo - it's being built to do the jobs that humans don't want to, and to one day build settlements on the Moon and Mars.

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This is Apptronik’s humanoid robot, Apollo

The Austin-based firm is beginning pilots, with a target of commercial availability by the end of 2024

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Meet Apollo, the ‘iPhone’ of humanoid robots

Humanoids that handle household chores or build habitats on the lunar surface may sound like something from science fiction.

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Humankinda

Actuator: Humanoid robots, tiny robots, construction robots and robotic pets

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A Robot for a Range of Applications

Apptronik and NASA ready Apollo, a humanoid mobile robot that can manipulate the environment.

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Apptronik signs partnership with NASA for humanoid robots

Apptronik, an Austin, US-based company specializing in the development of versatile, mobile robotic systems, has agreed a partnership with NASA to accelerate commercialization of its new humanoid robot.

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Apptronik and Terex to jointly develop robots for commercial use

Apptronik, a maker of general-purpose robots, exoskeletons and humanoids, has received an equity investment from Terex Corporation and has reached an agreement with Terex to co-develop “first-of-a-kind robots” to work alongside workers to support safety, productivity, and efficiency of industries that power the economy and are essential to building infrastructure.

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Apptronik Developing General-Purpose Humanoid Robot Apollo will be a practical bipedal platform that can do useful tasks

There’s a handful of robotics companies currently working on what could be called general-purpose humanoid robots.

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Here’s How Apptronik Is Making Its Humanoid Robot Is now the right time for useful, affordable, general-purpose humanoids?

Apptronik, a Texas-based robotics company with its roots in the Human Centered Robotics Lab at University of Texas at Austin, has spent the last few years working toward a practical, general-purpose humanoid robot.

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The Humanoid Robot NASA Is Helping Build

NASA hopes Apptronik's Apollo will help lead to a humanoid robot that can go to space.

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Building the Future One Humanoid Robot at a Time

A look at the innovative company Apptronik and how its knowledge and passion are bringing humanoid robots to life for the industrial space and beyond.

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Austin-based startup designing humanoid robot with NASA

AUSTIN (KXAN) — An Austin-based startup company is trying to change the future, designing robots aimed at altering the way we work and live.

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Why breakthrough tech founders need more true grit than ever

At the Fast Company Grill at SXSW, panelists discussed what’s required of leaders in these increasingly tough economic times.

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Apptronik readies its humanoid robot for a summer unveil

CEO Jeff Cardenas discusses the long road to general-purpose systems at this year’s Automate

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