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Humanoid selection: Humanoid robots for warehouses and logistics

Selection and quotation comparison — Humanoid robots for warehouses and logistics. Prepare requirements, deliverables and acceptance criteria for supplier discussions.

Describe one task, the space without unnecessary personal data, object dimensions and the current workflow. Include timing, location, budget and acceptance owners. Ask about robot version, software, autonomy, operator role and operating limits. Separate current functions from planned updates. This brief helps compare the actual scope of different suppliers.

Warehouse humanoids: grasping and transferring loads

Limit container types and placement heights in the first project. Measure loaded and empty mass, grasp width, wall flex and handle position. Specify whether pickup is from a conveyor, shelf or floor. Rated payload does not promise handling of any carton. Reach, centre of gravity and grasp requirements may constrain the task more than mass.

Picking and flow exceptions

Mixed-product picking requires much more than moving one demonstrated tote. Check package recognition, damaged-item handling, identifiers and missing stock. Start with a narrow SKU set and define human escalation. Do not infer autonomy in busy aisles from a controlled demonstration. Include workers and actual replenishment patterns in the trial.

Budget: hardware, commissioning and maintenance

Compare purchase, fixed-period rental and an outcome-defined pilot. Leasing or subscription availability needs confirmation for the device and customer. Include transport, integration, licences, training, operators, parts and downtime. A foreign base price does not establish an installed Polish project cost. Use your quotations and measured labour time, not a promise of replacing a full-time role.

Information to start

  • Warehouse humanoids: grasping and transferring loads
  • Picking and flow exceptions
  • WMS, throughput and cost per successful operation
  • Which models should be compared?

Deliverable to agree

Agree success and stop criteria before testing. Report completed tasks, failures, human assistance and recovery time. Match parts by serial number and hardware revision; clarify diagnostics and responsibility after software updates. Results may support expansion, scope changes or ending the pilot. HumanoidPoint helps prepare selection and supplier discussions; model lists do not confirm stock, manufacturer authorisation or service availability.

Scope, fees and responsibilities are agreed for each project. Catalogue listings do not imply manufacturer authorisation or partnership agreements. Equipment and delivery partners require availability confirmation.

Models to explore

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HumanoidAgility Digit 5 — manufacturer material
Agility Robotics

Agility Digit 5

A new logistics humanoid generation. Published Digit 5 specifications are preliminary manufacturer estimates.

23 kgpayload — preliminary estimate
2,2 mreach — preliminary estimate
10:1run / charge — target
Preliminary specifications
HumanoidApptronik Apollo 2 — manufacturer material
Apptronik

Apptronik Apollo 2

The bipedal Apollo 2 configuration for industrial manipulation development. Confirm application scope, configuration and availability.

Bipedalconfiguration covered
Swappablebattery packs
Fleet Connectoperations layer
Industrial project
HumanoidUBTECH Walker S2 — manufacturer material
UBTECH

UBTECH Walker S2

An industrial humanoid developed for automatic battery swapping and material handling.

52degrees of freedom
15 kgstated load handling
3 minstated battery swap
Industrial project
HumanoidFigure 03 — manufacturer material
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Figure 03

A humanoid for manipulation and interaction; separate manufacturer reports describe industrial trials at BMW.

61 kgrobot mass
20 kgstated payload
5 hstated runtime
Industrial project

Model profiles are informational. Device selection requires confirmation of configuration and conditions of use.

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