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Apollo 2 is Apptronik’s modular humanoid robot, built for real-world work. It switches between a bipedal and wheeled base, communicates naturally with people, and runs on swappable batteries for long shifts. Powered by Apptronik’s Artemis software and Fleet Connect fleet management, Apollo adapts across manufacturing, logistics, and retail environments.
A humanoid robot designed for real-world environments, combining dexterous dual-arm manipulation, advanced perception, and human-like interaction for service and industrial tasks.
A humanoid robot designed for real-world environments, combining dexterous dual-arm manipulation, advanced perception, and human-like interaction for service and industrial tasks.
AstroDroid AD-01 brings embodied AI from concept to floor operations. Powered by Hyper‑VLA for ~200 ms end‑to‑end response, 11‑DOF dexterous hands, and a wheeled base that excels indoors. Modular, ROS‑compatible and cloud‑updatable—built for manufacturing, logistics and retail. Advanced prototype; pilot programs in 2025.
Atlas is Boston Dynamics’ advanced, fully electric humanoid robot designed for real-world industrial and automation tasks. It combines dynamic mobility, intelligent perception, and dexterous manipulation to work in shared spaces alongside humans and machinery. The robot autonomously navigates environments, adapts to new tasks, and integrates with enterprise workflows, marking a major step toward practical deployment of humanoid robotics.
Atlas is an advanced humanoid robot developed by Boston Dynamics, a leading robotics company based in the United States. First unveiled in 2013, Atlas has undergone several iterations, with each new version pushing the boundaries of robotic capabilities.
The Dobot Atom is a next-generation humanoid robot developed by Shenzhen-based Dobot Robotics. Designed for both industrial and service applications, Atom combines advanced AI, precision mechanics, and energy-efficient mobility in a compact form. Priced at approximately USD 27,500, it aims to make humanoid robotics more accessible to a broader market.
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