Humanoids that handle household chores or build habitats on the lunar surface may sound like something from science fiction.
Read MorePilot season has officially begun for the world of humanoid robotics.
Read MoreApptonick's new A.I.-powered Apollo robot is about the size of a human.
Read MoreApptronik unveiled a new workforce robot today. Named Apollo, the machine is designed to “work in environments designed for, and directly alongside, humans.”
Read MoreApollo 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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Read MoreBack in January, Apptronik said it was working on a new commercial general-purpose humanoid robot called Apollo.
Read MoreApptronik and Argodesign designed Apollo as an antidote to sci-fi tropes.
Read MoreApptronik'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.
Read MoreThe Austin-based firm is beginning pilots, with a target of commercial availability by the end of 2024
Read MoreHumanoids that handle household chores or build habitats on the lunar surface may sound like something from science fiction.
Read MoreApptronik and NASA ready Apollo, a humanoid mobile robot that can manipulate the environment.
Read MoreApptronik, 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.
Read MoreApptronik, 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.
Read MoreThere’s a handful of robotics companies currently working on what could be called general-purpose humanoid robots.
Read MoreApptronik, 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.
Read MoreNASA hopes Apptronik's Apollo will help lead to a humanoid robot that can go to space.
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Read MoreCEO Jeff Cardenas discusses the long road to general-purpose systems at this year’s Automate
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