Apptronik’s Humanoid Robots take the first steps against building themselves

Apptronic, a Austin-based manufacturer in Austin, Austin, announced the new pilot partnership with the American Supply Chain / Production Commander Cabil. Deal comes two weeks later AppTronic has announced a $ 350 million series The financing phase that aims to expand its production Apollo Robot.

Jabil deal is the second largest pilot announced by AppTronik. Following March 2024 partnership Apollo put to work on the Mercedes-Benz production floor. The company TechCrunch says that the partnership with the manufacturer continues, this has not yet completed the pilot stage.

In addition to a working test on the factory floor, in addition, this new deal is also becoming Florida based Jabil and apptronic production partners. After the Apollo decided to make a commercial favorable, the Cabil robot will begin to produce its factories. This means that everything should go to the plan, the humanoid robot will end up to build itself in the end.

Given the production of humanoid industry, such deals seem to be inevitable. The prospect of building humanoids of humanoids is still the way to the apptronic. Recently, at the beginning of robotics, TechCrunch told Techcrunch that this aims to start producing commercial sections 2026.

Currently, Jabil deals will find APOLLO systems that perform a number of “simple, recurrent, recurring intralogistics and production tasks”, including such as sorting and transportation of parts. Real-world validation is the main step for the scales for the robot. Better Apollo Jabil performs on the floor of the factory, as a result, the result is closer to wash a production line in Apollo.

Apptronic, agility, Boston Dynamics, Figure and Tesla are one of the companies in the establishment of humanoid robots for industrial applications. Only agity was placed outside the original pilot of agility robots.

The competition may be tough in the naughty category, but Apptronic has a number of elements working in their favor. Along with hundreds of millions of funding, the University of Texas has ten years of experience working on humanoids, including the VALKyrie robot of NASA. Last DecemberApptronik has announced the partnership with Google Deepmind to develop AI for humanid systems.