Apptronik develops humanoid systems, including Apollo 2. Its June 2026 announcement describes Apollo 2 as a data-collection and training platform in bipedal and wheeled configurations; it should not be treated as an unrestricted retail home robot.
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A humanoid with walking and wheeled options for research teams. It suits developing object-handling tasks, rather than arriving ready to help around the house.
Purchase stage: Announced / applications. The maker’s 30 June 2026 announcement reports Apollo 2 fleets at Robot Park and customer/partner sites for training and data collection. This is an attributed deployment claim, not a verified open retail offer.
Price, software and support notes
Price: No verified comparable robot price recorded in the selected source.
Existing dated public research text; no fresh single-unit quotation. Do not infer a price from a service fee, deposit, build cost, accessory or bundle.
Regional scope: Global reference only; intended-country orderability, final landed cost and local support are not established unless explicitly stated below.
Support: Apptronik’s page is an enterprise-enquiry route. It describes configurable safety zones and fleet integration but does not publish a complete numerical Apollo 2 datasheet or standard warranty there. Do not transfer Apollo 1 dimensions, payload or endurance into this generation. Ask for the selected mobility configuration, site assessment, training, maintenance schedule and contractual service levels.
Source check: 2026-11-01 · Direct source text checked. Source dates and incomplete access are not evidence of a tested capability.
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