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Apptronik is an Austin, Texas-based University of Texas spinout building Apollo, a bipedal humanoid robot for industrial automation. The company has raised $935M in Series A funding and partners with Google DeepMind, Mercedes-Benz, and Jabil. Apollo handles material handling, inspection, kitting, and warehouse picking across manufacturing, logistics, and…
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Material handling, line-side tasks, inspection, and repetitive workflows · Apollo is a humanoid robot built for work · Apollo has a human-like form factor that can navigate existing human-centered spaces, use · Apollo provides reliable performance across shifts, sites, and peak demand, enabling scala
Support production teams with flexible automation for material handling, line-side tasks, inspection, and repetitive workflows
Teams needing additional physical capacity for repetitive, strenuous, or hard-to-staff tas
Support teams with additional physical capacity for repetitive, strenuous, or hard-to-staff tasks
Manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics automation · Warehouse packout operations · Automating manufacturing kitting (building accurate part kits, reducing errors, keeping pr · Automating goods-to-person warehouse workflows (picking products from storage and transpor
Today, it is built to take on meaningful work in industries like manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics.
Strategic partnership with Google DeepMind to build next-generation humanoids using Gemini · Partnered with Google DeepMind · Partnered with Mercedes-Benz
Google said it will partner with Apptronik, a Texas-based robotics developer, to "build the next generation of humanoid robots with Gemini 2.0."
Drops into human-centered environments without redesigning workflows, tools, or infrastruc · Robotic support deployable from targeted workflows to broader deployments across shifts an
Deploy into human-centered environments without redesigning workflows, tools, or infrastructure around the robot.
August 2023 (Apollo, first commercial bipedal humanoid)
In August 2023, Apptronik released Apollo, its first commercial version of a bipedal humanoid robot.
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Apptronik, Inc. company name · University of Texas spinout origin · Austin, Texas headquarters
Apptronik, Inc.
University of Texas spinout
Austin, Texas
Apollo humanoid robot
Manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics automation
Warehouse packout operations
Material handling, line-side tasks, inspection, and repetitive workflows
Drops into human-centered environments without redesigning workflows, tools, or infrastructure
August 2023 (Apollo, first commercial bipedal humanoid)
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Apollo: 5'8" (1.72 m) tall, 160 lb, lifts 55 lb, operates 4 hours per battery pack
$935 million total Series A funding at a more than $5.5 billion valuation
Strategic partnership with Google DeepMind to build next-generation humanoids using Gemini 2.0
Oversubscribed $403M Series A funding round closed
Series A led by B Capital and Capital Factory, with participation from Google
Additional Series A investors include Mercedes-Benz, Japan Post Capital, ARK Invest, Helium-3, Magnetar, RyderVentures, and a syndicate led by Korea Investment Partners
Apollo is a humanoid robot built for work
Apollo has a human-like form factor that can navigate existing human-centered spaces, use familiar tools and equipment, and take on physical tasks without requiring facility redesign
Automating manufacturing kitting (building accurate part kits, reducing errors, keeping production lines supplied)
Automating goods-to-person warehouse workflows (picking products from storage and transporting them to shipping to increase throughput)
Supporting human teams with additional physical capacity for repetitive, strenuous, or hard-to-staff tasks, including work that can lead to fatigue, injury, or burnout
Partnered with Google DeepMind
Partnered with Mercedes-Benz
Building the future of robotics to expand human potential and help move the world forward
Apollo provides reliable performance across shifts, sites, and peak demand, enabling scalable deployment from targeted workflows to broader operations
Warehouse picking and person-to-goods fulfillment automation
Inspection and sorting for manufacturing quality control
Machine and tool tending (loading, unloading, monitoring)
Automates repetitive warehouse picking while keeping fulfillment operations moving
Consistent inspection and intelligent part sorting
Automates machine loading, unloading, and monitoring tasks
Robotic support deployable from targeted workflows to broader deployments across shifts and sites
Apollo humanoid robots for industrial and warehouse automation
Teams needing additional physical capacity for repetitive, strenuous, or hard-to-staff tasks
Apptronik builds next-generation robots transforming industries with AI and robotics innovation
Built for the people behind the robots
Operations with demanding work that can lead to fatigue, injury, or burnout for human workers
Apptronik, Inc. is headquartered in Austin, Texas · Apptronik is a University of Texas spinout · Apptronik builds Apollo, a bipedal humanoid robot
