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Apptronik's Apollo 2 page describes Fleet Connect as the operations layer for monitoring robot status, orchestrating tasks, managing deployments, collecting data, and running a fleet of humanoids. The page gives no release date, price, or customer count.
Latest update Nov 12, 2026
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Named on the Apollo 2 page read Nov. 12, 2026. No separate announcement on the press index, which still ends June 30, 2026. No image was in the deployed media list.
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The humanoid that put Apptronik on the map: 5 feet 8 inches, 160 pounds, able to lift boxes up to 55 pounds, and sized and shaped to work in spaces built for people rather than requiring a rebuilt facility. It is pitched as multi-purpose rather than general purpose, aimed first at trailer unloading, palletizing, case picking, kitting, and parts transport. Units are working in designated areas inside Mercedes-Benz, GXO Logistics, and Jabil sites.
The second-generation platform, unveiled at the end of June 2026 through a site update rather than a launch event after more than a year of internal use. It ships in two configurations, bipedal and wheeled-base, uses patented actuators Apptronik rates above 90% efficient, takes swappable batteries for continuous operation, and communicates through an expressive LED mouth, coordinated lighting, speech, and listening. Its 22 degree-of-freedom, five-fingered SharpaWave hand is dexterous enough for Gemini Robotics 2 to tie knots and seal a ziplock bag with it. Apollo 2 is explicitly a data-collection and learning platform whose job is to produce the commercial Apollo 3.
Apptronik's Apollo 2 page describes Artemis as the intelligence layer that coordinates perception, planning, controls, safety systems, task execution, and human-robot interaction so the robot can turn a high-level goal into whole-body motion. The page gives no release date, price, or customer count.
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