Humans are toolmakers. We build tools to help us do more with less. Apollo is a new tool that will dramatically improve the way we live and work.

Apptronik is a spinout from the Human Centered Robotics Lab at the University of Texas at Austin. We were founded in early 2016 with the goal of bringing forth the next generation of robots that will change the way we live and work.

Barry Phillips is Chief Commerical Officer at Apptronik where he oversees Sales, Marketing, Business Development, and Customer Success. Barry joins Apptronik after being the CMO of Fetch Robotics (acquired by Zebra Technologies), Maxta, Panzura, Egnyte and Wanova (acquired by VMware), where he led Marketing, Sales, and Business Development.

Apptronik Partners with Google DeepMind Robotics to Accelerate Advancement on AI-powered Humanoid Robots ‍ The strategic partnership will drive new frontiers in embodied AI, bringing useful, general-purpose humanoids to the world.

Apptronik Unveils Apollo, A Humanoid Robot to Redefine The Future of Work. Apollo developed from Apptronik’s experience and expertise in building over 10 previous robots including NASA’s Valkyrie robot

Apptronik, an Austin, US-based company specializing in the development of versatile, mobile robotic systems, has agreed a partnership with NASA to accelerate commercialization of its new humanoid robot.. The robot, called Apollo (main picture), will be one of the first humanoids available to the commercial markets. At Apptronik’s headquarters in Austin, Texas, the first …

Apptronik Collaborates with NVIDIA to Advance AI for General-Purpose Humanoid Robots‍. NVIDIA Project GR00T will enable Apptronik’s Apollo to quickly learn new tasks from human demonstrations, allowing Apollo to tackle more complex tasks than previously possible.

11701 Stonehollow 4, STE 150Austin, TX 78758. (512) 937-2112. Robots for Humans

Apptronik Raises $350 Million to Scale Production of AI-Powered Humanoid Robots and Meet Significant Customer Demand B Capital, Capital Factory and Google back Apptronik in the race to develop and deploy humanoid robots at scale

Back in 2016, Apptronik was founded by four men within the human-centered robotics lab at the University of Texas at Austin. Now, they’ve expanded to over 70 employees and are working with NASA to commercialize a humanoid robot.