<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">Apptronik, a Texas-based developer, has launched Elevate Robotics to focus on automating industrial tasks beyond humanoid robots.Elevate will concentrate on heavy-duty, industrial-scale work by commercializing non-humanoid robots.Apptronik will continue its focus on the Apollo humanoid while Elevate works on multipurpose automation solutions.Elevate Robotics will be led by CEO Paul Hvass, a co-founder at Plus One Robotics.Apptronik raised $403 million in Series A funding to support Apollo production.They are targeting industries like automotive, electronics manufacturing, logistics, bottling, and consumer goods.Apptronik has agreements with Mercedes-Benz, GXO Logistics, and Google DeepMind for real-world testing.The humanoid robot market has seen slow commercial deployments despite high investments.Agility Robotics deployed a small fleet of Digit humanoids at a Spanx facility in 2024.Figure AI and Hyundai Motor Group are also making moves in the robotics market.Elevate Robotics intends to expand the possibilities of industrial-scale work with its robotics innovations.Elevate will apply novel technology to tackle heavy-duty tasks in various sectors.Apptronik has developed groundbreaking robotics technology for humanoid robots and beyond.The company has built over 15 robotics systems and made significant technological advancements.Elevate's robots use patented gravity compensation technology to lift more than they weigh.The post was originally seen on The Robot Report.