Robot body weight
160 lb
Apollo 1 / 2023
Historical launch specification, not Apollo 2.
First-generation Apollo humanoid platform, introduced in 2023
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160 lb
Apollo 1 / 2023
Historical launch specification, not Apollo 2.
5 ft 8 in
Apollo 1 / 2023
Exact unit conversion; historical launch specification.
55 lb
Apollo 1 / 2023
The source does not specify per-arm or continuous carrying conditions.
| Specification | Value | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Robot body weight | 160 lbApollo 1 / 2023 | Historical launch specification, not Apollo 2. |
| Standing height | 5 ft 8 inApollo 1 / 2023 | Exact unit conversion; historical launch specification. |
| Published lifting capacity | 55 lbApollo 1 / 2023 | The source does not specify per-arm or continuous carrying conditions. |
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A demo shows what may be possible. These points help judge whether the product fits day-to-day use.
Apollo 1 is Apptronik’s first-generation general-purpose humanoid platform, now presented in its project archive. The 2023 unveiling listed a height of 5 ft 8 in, 160 lb body weight and lifting ability of 55 lb. These historical values describe the original Apollo, not the separate Apollo 2 platform unveiled in 2026. Its initial focus was warehouse and manufacturing work; a demonstration does not establish general autonomous capability across all tasks.
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