Atlas (Electric)
Atlas isn't just built for our world. It's built to transform it, revolutionizing industrial workspaces with unmatched strength and intelligent autonomy.
Primary use case: Industrial material handling, part sequencing, machine tending, order building
Height
190 cm
Weight
90 kg
DOF
56
Payload
50 kg
Battery
4 hrs
Specifications
Physical
Height
190 cm
Weight
90 kg
Degrees of Freedom
56
Locomotion
bipedal
Manipulation
Payload
50 kg
Power & Autonomy
Battery Life
4 hrs
Charging Time
2.5 hrs
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
autonomous navigation, skill learning and deployment, barcode scanning, workflow integrations, minimal supervision
Commercial
Availability
Select early adopters
Primary Use Case
Industrial material handling, part sequencing, machine tending, order building
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