Welcome, P0!
P0 is a humanoid robot developed by Pink Robotics, operating under Anyscrew GmbH in Darmstadt, Germany. It is designed for package handling inside distribution centers, where repetitive sorting work needs reliable physical interaction with goods. The robot stands 175 cm tall, weighs 82 kg, and has 32 degrees of freedom across its body, including 10 in its hands. It uses two finger gripping claws for package handling and has a stated strength of 8 kg. P0 reaches a maximum speed of 4 km/h and is designated safe with humans, placing it in warehouse environments alongside people. Its overall skill score of 2 out of 10 positions it as an early stage humanoid system. Navigation and manipulation each receive 1 out of 5, indicating foundational mobility and object handling performance aligned with its focused logistics mission rather than broad general purpose autonomy. Pink Robotics designs and builds much of the platform in house, using 3D printing and laser welding to retain control over iterations. This engineering approach supports rapid refinement of a purpose built machine for industrial package flows.
Sorting goods is P0’s defined operational capability, with its form factor and grippers directed toward moving packages through distribution center workflows. The robot can take on repetitive sorting tasks where warehouses require consistent handling of varied parcels and a system able to work alongside human staff. Its 32 degree of freedom architecture and 10 hand degrees of freedom provide the mechanical basis for positioning its arms and gripping claws during package transfers. A 4 km/h maximum speed supports movement across logistics work areas, while the 8 kg strength specification establishes a stated load handling parameter. P0 is intended for a focused industrial role, sorting goods efficiently inside distribution centers rather than presenting itself as a general consumer humanoid.
P0 is currently identified as a prototype, with a listed price of 60 000 USD and an inquiry process for prospective users. Pink Robotics operates from Darmstadt under the legal name Anyscrew GmbH and presents P0 as an effort to renew German industrial engineering in humanoid robotics. The company was founded by engineer Christopher Helmke after he saw an opportunity to build a stronger domestic contender in the field. Its emphasis on in house design, 3D printing, and laser welding reflects a manufacturing strategy centered on direct control of product development. In the broader logistics sector, P0 represents a focused response to staffing pressure in physically demanding warehouse operations and demand for automation tailored to package sorting.
