Bipedal and wheeled configurations
Apollo 2 is offered as a bipedal robot or with a wheeled base. Apptronik says the wheeled base is designed to conform with existing safety standards for industrial mobile robots. [1]
Price & availability
Pilot deployments only
Current dataset status: Pilot.
Business-inquiry route only; Apollo 2 has no public price or general order page. [3]
Product overview
Apollo 2 is Apptronik's humanoid robot, announced on 30 June 2026 by the Austin, Texas company. Apptronik says Apollo 2 comes in bipedal and wheeled-base configurations. It describes the bipedal form as suited to complex environments, and the wheeled base as designed to conform with existing safety standards for industrial mobile robots.
Apptronik operates Apollo 2 fleets at Robot Park, its nearly 90,000-square-foot data-collection and training facility, and says the robots also work at customer and partner sites. Named collaborators include Mercedes-Benz, GXO and Google DeepMind. This is evidence of limited real-world deployment, so the robot is classified as a pilot rather than a prototype.
The product page describes swappable batteries, dexterous manipulation and the Apptronik Artemis software stack, but gives no numeric specification sheet. Apptronik names Apollo 3 as its next-generation commercial product and has not published a price or general order route for Apollo 2.
βApollo 2 is the physical foundation of the platform: a next-generation humanoid robot designed for real-world mobility, manipulation, and interaction.β
Capabilities
Apollo 2 is offered as a bipedal robot or with a wheeled base. Apptronik says the wheeled base is designed to conform with existing safety standards for industrial mobile robots. [1]
Apollo 2 fleets operate in Robot Park, a nearly 90,000-square-foot facility in Austin used for data collection and training, as well as at customer and partner sites. [1]
Apptronik says the data collected by Apollo 2 helps advance Gemini Robotics, developed under its research partnership with Google DeepMind. [1]
Apptronik names Apollo 3 as its next-generation commercial product and says the upcoming commercial fleet will debut with built-in embodied intelligence. [1]
Apptronik says swappable batteries help enable 7x22 operation and let teams replace power packs quickly. The page does not define 7x22. [2]
The product page describes an expressive LED mouth and a built-in chest display that provides at-a-glance information such as robot status. [2]
The product page says the impact zone is designed to pause movement immediately when an object is detected within its defined radius. [2]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
Apptronik Apollo 2 is available through an official sales inquiry rather than a public checkout page. [3]
Apptronik Apollo 2 is made by Apptronik, based in United States. [1]
Apptronik Apollo is its predecessor. [1]
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