Building robots for humans
MEET
General Purpose
Humanoid Robot
Humanoid Robot
HEIGHT
5'8"
WEIGHT
160 Lbs
RUNTIME
4 hours per
battery pack
battery pack
PAYLOAD
55 Lbs
MEET
General
Purpose
Robot
Purpose
Robot
HEIGHT
5'8"
RUNTIME
4 hours per
battery pack
battery pack
WEIGHT
160 Lbs
PAY LOAD
55 Lbs
One robot, endless possibilities.
ROBOTS FOR HUMANS
Humans are toolmakers. We build tools to help us do more with less. Apollo is a new tool that will dramatically improve the way we live and work.
Tackle Labor
Shortages
Shortages
The labor market will continue
to get worse. Apollo can fill
in and enable humans to
take higher skilled roles.
to get worse. Apollo can fill
in and enable humans to
take higher skilled roles.
Reduce Turnover
Since Apollo can be assigned
tasks that employees don’t want
to do, retention increases with
better job satisfaction.
tasks that employees don’t want
to do, retention increases with
better job satisfaction.
Improve Efficiency
Apollo’s RaaS model provides
ROI from the start, which
enables a reduction in the
overall total cost of labor.
ROI from the start, which
enables a reduction in the
overall total cost of labor.
Reduces Work
Related Injuries
Related Injuries
One third of workplace injuries
are from overexertion.
Apollo can do the heavy
lifting instead.
are from overexertion.
Apollo can do the heavy
lifting instead.
Apollo is a general purpose humanoid robot designed to work in the real world.
General Purpose vs. Special Purpose
There are millions of special purpose robots in the world that do one or two things. Apollo is one robot that will eventually do millions of things
Work in Areas Designed for People
Humans designed the world for the human form, so we developed a humanoid robot to work in the areas that were built for humans to work
Accomplishes Tasks Only A Human Can Do
While some tasks cannot be completed by humans, most tasks in logistics, manufacturing, etc are done by humans. Apollo will be able to automate the worst of those tasks
Featured Resources
Humanoid Robots Is The ‘Space Race Of Our Time'
The struggle to be first in humanoid robots is the space race of our time, says Apptronik CEO Jeff Cardenas, who also says that major upgrades are coming to Apptronik’s appropriately-named Apollo robot in 2025.
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Humanoid Robots Finally Get Real Jobs
Newly powered by AI brains, these creatures of science fiction are moving toward a practical reality—stacking, sorting and lifting.
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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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