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Apptronik launches Robot Park data factory, teases production humanoid Apollo 3

Apptronik has unveiled Robot Park, a 90,000-square-foot facility designed as a data factory for training humanoid robots. This facility will utilize fleets of Apollo 2 robots to collect real-world data for embodied AI models, aiming to improve their speed and accuracy. The company also teased the upcoming Apollo 3, which is intended to be a production-ready robot capable of performing tasks for commercial customers with a clear return on investment. AI

IMPACT This initiative aims to accelerate the development and deployment of production-ready humanoid robots for commercial applications.

RANK_REASON Announcement of a new facility and a future product by a robotics company.

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Apptronik launches Robot Park data factory, teases production humanoid Apollo 3

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · John Koetsier, Senior Contributor ·

    Apptronik Announces Robot Park, A 90,000 Square Foot Humanoid Data Factory, Teases New Robot

    Apptronik unveiled Robot Park, a 90,000 square foot data factory for humanoids, today. But there's more, including the next version of Apollo, it's humanoid.