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| Compare by | Agility RoboticsDigit 4 | ApptronikApollo 2 | JungheinrichERC 213a | Mobile Industrial RobotsMiR1200 Pallet Jack |
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| What it does · Different values | Digit 4 is the commercial generation documented for tote handling in warehouses and factories. This record excludes specifications announced for the later Digit 5 generation. | Apollo 2 is Apptronik’s humanoid platform with modular mobility and power arrangements. This record covers the second generation; dimensions and payload from the earlier Apollo are deliberately not transferred. | An automated pallet stacker for recurring warehouse transport and lifting. The ERC 213a uses laser navigation and combines autonomous missions with conventional manual controls. | An autonomous pallet jack designed to detect and move pallets up to 1,200 kg using AI-based pallet perception and MiR fleet management. |
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| Payload · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | 1300 kg ERC 213a row in manufacturer model table | 1.2 kg |
| Travel speed · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | 2.5 m/s | Not disclosed |
| Navigation · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Laser navigation using reflectors or reflectors plus environmental features | Not disclosed |
| Sensors · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Personnel protection scanners | Not disclosed |
| Documented application · Different values | Tote-based material handling | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Published reach · Different values | 5.5 ft | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Run-to-charge ratio · Different values | 2:1; operating conditions not specified | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Locomotion · Different values | Not disclosed | Bipedal or wheeled configurations | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Power options · Different values | Not disclosed | Swappable batteries, opportunity charging or tethered operation | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Actuation · Different values | Not disclosed | Apptronik actuators | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Operator interface · Different values | Not disclosed | Chest display, LED mouth and voice interaction | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Autonomy · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Automated operation with manual operating mode | Not disclosed |
| Drive motor power · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | 2.8 kW; optional drivePLUS 3.2 kW Standard drive, not optional drivePLUS | Not disclosed |
| Load interface · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Pallet stacker forks | Not disclosed |
| Battery voltage · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | 24 V | Not disclosed |
| Lift height · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | 4,400 mm | Not disclosed |
| Pallet detection · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | AI-based perception |
| Fleet management · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | MiR Fleet |
| Safety standard · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Designed to comply with ISO 3691-4 |
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| Operating environment · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Indoor |
| Robot type · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | Automated guided vehicle / pallet stacker | Not disclosed |
| Length / depth · Different values | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | 239.3 cm | Not disclosed |
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| Exact edition · Different values | Digit 4 | Apollo 2 | ERC 213a | MiR1200 Pallet Jack |
| Price in USD | Contact manufacturer Price checked on Sep 19, 2026 · Price source | Contact manufacturer Price checked on Sep 19, 2026 · Price source | Contact manufacturer Price checked on Sep 19, 2026 · Price source | Contact manufacturer Price checked on Sep 18, 2026 · Price source |
| Availability & support · Different values | Existing commercial deployments documented; new orders, regional availability and pricing are not confirmed. | Regional ordering, stock and support are not confirmed. Ask the manufacturer about the exact configuration. | Official manufacturer listing. Current ordering, regional delivery, installation and support require confirmation. | Commercially offered by MiR and partners; site integration and fleet requirements vary. |
| Catalogue checked on · Different values | Sep 28, 2026 | Sep 19, 2026 | Oct 6, 2026 | Sep 18, 2026 |
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| Agility RoboticsDigit 4 | ApptronikApollo 2 |
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| What it does · Different values | |
Digit 4 is the commercial generation documented for tote handling in warehouses and factories. This record excludes specifications announced for the later Digit 5 generation. | Apollo 2 is Apptronik’s humanoid platform with modular mobility and power arrangements. This record covers the second generation; dimensions and payload from the earlier Apollo are deliberately not transferred. |
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| Documented application · Different values | |
Tote-based material handling | Not disclosed |
| Published reach · Different values | |
5.5 ft | Not disclosed |
| Run-to-charge ratio · Different values | |
2:1; operating conditions not specified | Not disclosed |
| Locomotion · Different values | |
| Not disclosed | Bipedal or wheeled configurations |
| Power options · Different values | |
| Not disclosed | Swappable batteries, opportunity charging or tethered operation |
| Actuation · Different values | |
| Not disclosed | Apptronik actuators |
| Operator interface · Different values | |
| Not disclosed | Chest display, LED mouth and voice interaction |
Budget, availability & sources | |
| Exact edition · Different values | |
Digit 4 | Apollo 2 |
| Price in USD | |
Contact manufacturer Price checked on Sep 19, 2026 · Price source | Contact manufacturer Price checked on Sep 19, 2026 · Price source |
| Availability & support · Different values | |
Existing commercial deployments documented; new orders, regional availability and pricing are not confirmed. | Regional ordering, stock and support are not confirmed. Ask the manufacturer about the exact configuration. |
| Catalogue checked on · Different values | |
| Sep 28, 2026 | Sep 19, 2026 |
| Product sources · Different values | |
| Your next step | |
| Request a quoteExplore this model | Request a quoteExplore this model |
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Manufacturer specifications can use different conditions or configurations. Missing data is never treated as zero. Test scores come from the named independent publisher.
Prices are shown in USD. Tax, accessories, delivery and installation depend on the quoted configuration.