Addverb Elixis

Addverb · India

Elixis

Elixis is Addverb's general-purpose bipedal humanoid robot for industrial assistance, designed for dull, dirty and dangerous tasks with dexterous manipulation, multimodal perception and a 'Physical AI' software stack. A wheeled variant, Elixis-W (10 kg payload, 1.5 m/s, ~2 h battery), was unveiled at LogiMAT India 2026 for warehouse and factory routes.

€100k+Enterprise sales — inquireEU stock: inquire
Logistics
Industry
Service
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Specifications

Price (approx.)€100k+
Height (cm)175
Weight (kg)75
Degrees of freedom41
Payload (kg)5
Battery runtime (min)60
Compute
SensorsStereo depth cameras, 3D LiDAR, IMU, joint sensing; NVIDIA Jetson Orin compute; curved face display + HMI
Software / SDK
LocomotionBipedal
Dexterous hands Yes
ROS 2 No
EU availabilityEnterprise sales — inquire

Specifications compiled from public manufacturer sources and may vary by configuration. Confirm exact specs via quote.

Verified on 2026-07-21 · Sources: addverb.ai

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Use cases

Addverb Elixis is most commonly evaluated for logistics, industry, service. It suits teams that need a full-size bipedal platform with .

Brand background

Country of origin: India. This is a neutral summary based on publicly available information.

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