Mercedes-Benz (manufacturing pilot)
unknown · unverified
- No deployment-specific evidence recorded.
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The manufacturer specifies approximately four hours of runtime per removable battery pack. Battery swapping extends operating availability; it does not establish longer single-charge endurance.
Legacy mentions are unverified. A partnership or announcement is not proof of an active deployment. Evidence labels do not change HMX v2 scoring.
Mercedes-Benz (manufacturing pilot)
unknown · unverified
GXO Logistics (warehouse pilot)
unknown · unverified
Jabil
unknown · unverified
Google DeepMind (AI R&D)
unknown · unverified
Evidence is attached to each value. Robot-wide source links do not verify every field. A source about an older value cannot support the current specification.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
1 reports share this declared origin.
4 h · supports
vendor-reported
Conditions: 2023 Apollo configuration; each removable battery pack. Swapped-battery uptime is separate.
Paraphrase: 2023 Apollo configuration.
Published: 2023-08-23 · Verified: not reviewed
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Declared shared origins are grouped. Distinct domains and unclassified origins do not establish independent evidence.
No field-specific evidence recorded. This value is unverified at field level.
Apollo is a humanoid robot from Apptronik in USA, and it is recorded as pilots. It scores 73.8 on the Humanoid Metric, ranking 10th of 169 — in the top 10%.
On the leaderboard it sits between AI2 AlphaBot 2 (HMX 74.5) and Leju Robot Kuavo-5 (HMX 72.7).
It is at or above the category median on every machine pillar, most of all hardware & engineering: 95.9 against a median of 56.9.
By the published specifications, it has more degrees of freedom than 94% of the 132 other humanoid robots publishing a degree-of-freedom count (71), is slower than 88% of the 64 other humanoid robots publishing a speed (0.94 m/s) and carries more payload than 87% of the 106 other humanoid robots publishing a payload (25 kg).
Its published price of $50,000 is below 44% of the 62 other humanoid robots with a public price — nearer the expensive end, with a median published price of $42,000.
On autonomy, it has demonstrated autonomy under human supervision, not unsupervised work. 4 deployment claims are on record, none yet backed by a customer, the press or the vendor.
Its specifications carry a high-confidence grade from 4 cited sources, as of 2026-06.
Task capability is not inferred from hardware specifications or general autonomy labels. Find robots for a task →
No task-specific evidence recorded. Capability remains unknown.
Machine-readable: HIS Layer 0 manifest at /robot/apptronik-apollo/manifest.json, with a free API key · what's this?
The Apptronik Apollo has a published price of $50,000.
Published specifications: payload 25 kg, speed 0.94 m/s, runtime 4 h, degrees of freedom 71, height 173 cm, weight 73 kg. Not published: degrees of freedom per hand.
The Apptronik Apollo has demonstrated autonomy under human supervision, not unsupervised work. The grade reflects demonstrations, not marketing claims.
On the HMX, the Apptronik Apollo scores 73.8 and the AI2 AlphaBot 2 74.5. The Apptronik Apollo leads on manipulation & dexterity, hardware & engineering and ecosystem & viability; the AI2 AlphaBot 2 leads on autonomy & intelligence, mobility & locomotion and commercial readiness & deployment.
The Apptronik Apollo is made by Apptronik, in USA.
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