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Apollo 2 (Apptronik)

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Description

SUMMARY:

 

Apollo 2 is Apptronik’s second‑generation humanoid robot, unveiled in 2026.It builds on the original Apollo platform, offering improved mobility, higher payload capacity, and advanced AI integration for industrial and logistics applications.

 

EDITORIAL:

 

Apollo 2 represents the evolution of Apptronik’s humanoid line, designed to compete with Tesla Optimus, Agility Digit, and Booster T2.Its focus is on factory automation, warehouse logistics, and human‑robot collaboration, positioning Apptronik as a key U.S. player in the humanoid robotics race.

 

CLASSIFICATION:

 

Type: Full‑size humanoid robot

 

Morphology: Humanlike body with arms, legs, torso, and head

 

Category: Humanoid (industrial service class)

 

Conclusion: Apollo 2 is a humanoid robot, optimized for industrial deployment and collaborative logistics tasks.

 

SPECIFICATIONS:

 

Dimensions & Build

 

Height: ~175 cm

 

Weight: ~55–60 kg

 

Design: Modular frame with protective covers

 

Degrees of Freedom

 

Total DoF: ~30 (arms, legs, torso, head)

 

Performance

 

Payload capacity: ~25 kg (arms), ~55 kg (overall handling)

 

Walking speed: ~2 m/s

 

Runtime per charge: 4–8 hours depending on workload

 

Charging: Fast‑swap battery packs

 

Sensors & AI

 

Vision: Stereo cameras, depth sensors, LiDAR

 

Audio: Microphone array, speakers

 

Compute: NVIDIA Jetson‑based AI stack

 

Control: Real‑time motion planning, OTA updates, cloud integration

 

APPLICATIONS:

 

Factory automation (assembly, material handling)

 

Warehouse logistics (picking, packing, moving goods)

 

Human‑robot collaboration in industrial workflows

 

Research and development in embodied AI

 

WHAT IS NOT PUBLISHED:

 

Exact commercial pricing

 

IP rating for outdoor use

 

Long‑term deployment case studies

 

Image: @KadambariAutomation

 

COMPANY SOURCE:

 

https://youtu.be/iPyxwELiD9Q?si=Ms1IdSUJOy6iv37E

 

NEWS & COVERAGE:

 

https://youtu.be/iPyxwELiD9Q?si=4i7fzJErAqtyMh9c