Apptronik's commercial humanoid, currently in a live Mercedes-Benz manufacturing pilot and expanding into GXO logistics. Backed by more than $935M in Series A funding, Apollo is designed as a modular, mass-manufacturable platform for industrial work.
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| MANUFACTURER | Apptronik |
| MODEL | Apollo |
| HEIGHT | 5'8" / 1.73 m |
| WEIGHT | 73 kg |
| PAYLOAD CAPACITY | 25 kg |
| BATTERY RUNTIME | 4 hours |
| DESIGN | Modular, swappable battery |
| PRIMARY USE | Manufacturing, logistics |
| DEPLOYMENT STATUS | Pilot — Mercedes-Benz, GXO, Jabil |
| CUSTOMERS | Mercedes-Benz, GXO |
| FUNDING | $935M+ Series A |
| AVAILABILITY | Contact for commercial terms |
Apollo is Apptronik's entry into commercial humanoid manufacturing, emerging from the Austin-based company's long history in exoskeletons and robotics research (including NASA's Valkyrie). It's designed from the ground up to be modular and mass-manufacturable.
Apollo is already in real-world pilots. A live deployment with Mercedes-Benz puts Apollo on automotive manufacturing lines, and the company is expanding into GXO logistics operations — two of the most demanding proving grounds for industrial humanoids.
More than $935M in Series A funding — including a $520M extension in February 2026 — gives Apptronik substantial runway to scale production. Apollo's modular design, including a swappable battery system, is engineered for the continuous-operation demands of factory and warehouse environments.
Apollo deployed on automotive manufacturing lines in active pilot.
Moving into warehouse and logistics operations alongside manufacturing.
Includes a $520M extension in February 2026 to scale modular, mass-manufacturable production.
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