Apollo
Apptronik · United States

Apollo

Shipping 2023 Business

Apptronik’s industrial general-purpose humanoid for logistics and manufacturing, developed with Google DeepMind and running enterprise pilots.

Overview

Apollo was first unveiled in August 2023 by Austin-based Apptronik as a general-purpose industrial humanoid, later developed with Google DeepMind. It is not sold off the shelf; early units run in designated areas of Mercedes-Benz, GXO Logistics and Jabil facilities under pilot agreements. Apptronik closed an over-$935M Series A in early 2026.

Use cases

Warehouse logistics Packing & kitting Manufacturing support

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