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Launch specifications; deployment announcements do not establish that every pilot uses this exact configuration.
Supporting text: “case and tote handling”
Last attempted: 2026-09-16. Last text match: 2026-09-16. Automated checks look for the cited text; they do not independently test performance.
Supporting text: “5 foot 8 inches”
Last attempted: 2026-09-16. Last text match: 2026-09-16. Automated checks look for the cited text; they do not independently test performance.
Supporting text: “160 pounds”
Last attempted: 2026-09-16. Last text match: 2026-09-16. Automated checks look for the cited text; they do not independently test performance.
Supporting text: “lift 55 pounds”
Last attempted: 2026-09-16. Last text match: 2026-09-16. Automated checks look for the cited text; they do not independently test performance.
Supporting text: “each with a four-hour runtime”
Last attempted: 2026-09-16. Last text match: 2026-09-16. Automated checks look for the cited text; they do not independently test performance.
Not established in this reviewed record: Speed, Degrees of freedom, Sensors, Onboard compute, Developer access, ROS support, Availability, Price. Missing data does not mean a capability is absent.
Announced pilot
Apptronik announces a commercial agreement to pilot Apollo. Commercial terms do not establish a completed rollout, production scale or current operating status.
Robots in the same category — computed, not sourced.
Apptronik's humanoid Apollo robot is gearing up to assist in manufacturing copies of itself.