Addverb Technologies
Addverb Technologies is a global robotics company that designs and manufactures warehouse and intralogistics automation solutions, including autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), ASRS, picking systems and warehouse software; their mission is to transform supply chains by combining in‑house hardware with modular software to improve speed, accuracy and agility in material handling operations.
💡Notable Achievement: Addverb was founded in 2016 and has grown into a global intralogistics automation provider with in‑house manufacturing and a reported workforce around 900 employees while serving major clients including Amazon, Reliance and DHL according to company and industry profiles.
Addverb Technologies Robots & Robot Dogs
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ELIXIS W
By: Addverb Technologies
Launched: 2026
The ELIXIS W by Addverb Technologies is a wheeled humanoid robot engineered for intralogistics and warehouse operations, emphasizing human-robot collaboration over traditional bipedal designs. Featuring a wheeled base for efficient long-distance travel at speeds up to 1.5 m/s, it supports a 10 kg payload capacity, enabling robust handling of packages, tools, and materials in dynamic environments. Equipped with advanced sensors including stereo depth cameras and 3D LiDAR for precise visual SLAM navigation, it performs tasks like picking, sorting, assembly, and transport autonomously or collaboratively. Dual arms provide dexterous manipulation with human-like proportions, powered by NVIDIA Jetson compute for AI-driven perception, reinforcement learning controllers, and multimodal sensor fusion. Its curved face display and intuitive HMI enhance interaction, while two-layer safety systems ensure secure proximity work in manufacturing, logistics, and defense settings, reducing dull, dirty, and dangerous jobs.
ELIXIS
By: Addverb Technologies
Launched: 2025
ELIXIS is Addverb Technologies' advanced bipedal humanoid robot designed for industrial assistance, featuring 41 degrees of freedom for human-like dexterity and mobility. With dual arms each supporting 5 kg payloads, it excels in complex manipulation tasks like picking, sorting, and assembly in warehouses and factories. Equipped with 4x stereo depth cameras, 1x 3D LiDAR, and 2x 9-axis IMUs, ELIXIS enables precise visual SLAM navigation and real-time environmental perception for autonomous operation on varied terrains. Its high-speed planetary BLDC actuators allow walking speeds up to 1 m/s, while optional foot pressure sensors and functional LEDs enhance stability and interaction. The curved face display and HMI screen facilitate intuitive human-robot collaboration, powered by GPU-enabled compute for AI-driven decision-making in dull, dirty, and dangerous jobs across logistics, manufacturing, and defense.
ELIXIS
By: Addverb Technologies
Launched: 2025
Addverb's upcoming humanoid robot is a marvel of engineering, designed to tackle the "3D" jobs—Dull, Dirty, and Dangerous. Equipped with advanced AI, dual-arm capabilities, and energy-efficient actuators, it can perform complex tasks across various terrains. Its applications span industries like warehousing, defense, healthcare, and disaster relief, making it a versatile asset in modern operations.
Articles & Industry News
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India's First Wheeled Humanoid Transforms Industrial Automation Landscape
News about ELIXIS W
Addverb's ELIXIS Humanoid Masters 41-DOF Industrial Tasks
News about ELIXIS
Addverb Unveils Humanoid Revolutionizing AI Labor
News about ELIXIS
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Frequently Asked Questions
7 AnswersVerified answers, company specifications, and deployment details about Addverb Technologies
What robot models does Addverb Technologies manufacture?
Addverb Technologies manufactures 4 robot models in the Origin of Bots database, including Addverb Trakr, ELIXIS W, ELIXIS, and 1 other models.
Where is Addverb Technologies headquartered and when was it founded?
Addverb Technologies is headquartered in India and was founded in 2016. The company is led by CEO Sangeet Kumar.
What industries and domains does Addverb Technologies focus on?
Addverb Technologies develops robotics solutions primarily targeting Warehouse automation, Intralogistics, Robotics, Material handling, Warehouse software.
What core technologies and engineering stacks power Addverb Technologies's robots?
Addverb Technologies's platform leverages Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs), Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (ASRS), Warehouse Management/Execution Software, Automated picking and sorting systems, Conveyor and racking systems to deliver high-performance autonomy and hardware reliability.
Which geographic markets does Addverb Technologies serve?
Addverb Technologies currently deploys and supports hardware across E‑commerce & retail, Third‑party logistics (3PL), Consumer goods & FMCG, Manufacturing, Pharmaceuticals with active field presence in Asia, Europe, North America, Middle East & Africa.
How can commercial buyers and partners contact Addverb Technologies?
You can reach Addverb Technologies directly via their official website at https://addverb.com.
What makes Addverb Technologies unique in the robotics landscape?
Addverb was founded in 2016 and has grown into a global intralogistics automation provider with in‑house manufacturing and a reported workforce around 900 employees while serving major clients including Amazon, Reliance and DHL according to company and industry profiles.
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