Apptronik Apollo Review (3★)

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Apptronik Apollo

Editorial

Apollo is the humanoid pitched to people who actually move boxes for a living: payload first, compliance second, viral parkour last. That positioning is correct — and currently ahead of publicly verified autonomy. Until Apptronik publishes Digit-like cycle counts from named warehouses, treat Apollo as a high-potential Advanced platform, not a drop-in labor replacement. Watch the actuator patents and Mercedes/partner pilots; ignore the humanoid hype cycle.

What this assessment is based on

Published manufacturer specifications, deployment reports, and operator accounts. ZeroGantry does not claim hands-on testing of this unit unless stated. Scores are editorial judgments from those public sources — see the methodology for how labels are assigned.

Published 2026-07-10

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Apptronik Apollo specifications

Degrees of freedom28
Weight72 kg
Battery life4.5 h
Payload25 kg
Max speed1.2 m/s
ActuatorsSeries Elastic Actuators
Primary sensorStereo Camera Array + LiDAR Scanner
FunctionWarehouse logistics
Released2024
MaturityAdvanced
StatusTesting

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