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Moby Noble Machines
23 kg
Prototype 5 of 9 specs
Noble Machines
· United States
Moby
Prototype 2026
Legged industrial robot from Silicon Valley's Noble Machines, built for heavy, hazardous work on stairs, scaffolding and rough floors.
Overview
Moby is a general-purpose legged industrial robot from Noble Machines, which came out of stealth in March 2026 after deploying units at a Fortune Global 500 customer. It lifts up to 23 kg, walks at 0.8 m/s and runs AI inference onboard on NVIDIA Jetson Thor. It is offered through limited, fully operated RaaS pilots and a developer platform.
Use cases
Heavy material handling Inspection and data capture Sorting in hazardous or high-heat areas
Capability evidence
- Customer deploymentNoble Machines deployed its first Moby robots at a Fortune Global 500 customer within 18 months of launch. Noble Machines exits stealth with Moby humanoid (The Robot Report) ↗ · 2026-03
- Heavy crate handlingOfficial demo of Moby picking, carrying and placing crates of increasing weight, up to 50.3 lb (about 23 kg). Adaptable Payload for Industrial Tasks - Demo Up to 50.3lbs (Noble Machines) ↗ · 2026-05
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