APOLLO

Apollo is Apptronik's humanoid line from Austin, spun out of UT Austin's Human Centered Robotics Lab with NASA Valkyrie heritage. The current platform is Apollo 2, unveiled June 30, 2026 with Robot Park, a roughly 90,000-square-foot training site in Austin.

Apollo 2 ships in bipedal and wheeled-base kits. Apptronik sells it as a data-collection and enterprise pilot machine for logistics and manufacturing, not a home preorder. Named sites include Mercedes-Benz and GXO. On-robot software is Artemis. Fleet Connect manages deployments. Training data also feeds Google DeepMind's Gemini Robotics models. Apptronik says Apollo 3 is the upcoming commercial fleet product.

Height, weight, and 25 kg payload still come from the 2023 Apollo unveil (about 173 cm and 72.5 kg). The Apollo 2 product page does not repeat those numbers or a 4-hour pack runtime. It claims swappable batteries for 7x22 shifts, plus opportunity charging and tethering. There is no public MSRP. The $50,000+ catalog figure is an at-scale cost target, not a cart price.

HomeBotRadar tracks Apollo as a US factory humanoid with named enterprise pilots. Compare it with Figure 02 or Unitree G1 if you are mapping factory humanoids to home helpers. Status is Limited. It is not a living-room order.