US-built commercial humanoid backed by Google and Mercedes-Benz, running multi-task warehouse pilots with GXO and Jabil.
The Apptronik Apollo 2 scores 82/100 on the Robot Autonomy Index (RAI), RobotSniper's 0–100 measure of how little human help a robot needs across navigation, obstacle avoidance, automation, and self-maintenance. That puts it in the Capable tier — solid semi-autonomous performance. Maps and cleans well but needs regular hands-on maintenance — emptying, rinsing, or rescuing.
This model carries a composite RAI of 82. The four-pillar sub-score breakdown — navigation, obstacle avoidance, automation, and maintenance independence — applies to our mobile home-cleaning robots (vacuums, mowers, pool and window bots); for other categories the composite is the headline score.
See how the Robot Autonomy Index works →Same-category models with the nearest published RAI scores; evidence labels remain visible.
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