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Elixis-W

About

About Elixis-W

Elixis-W combines a mobile base with two arms and interchangeable five-finger or parallel-jaw end effectors. The platform carries up to 10 kilograms, travels at up to 1.5 metres per second and operates for approximately two hours, supporting longer industrial routes than the bipedal Elixis configuration.

Stereo depth cameras, three-dimensional lidar and inertial sensing feed Addverb's navigation and physical-AI stack. Introduced in 2026 for industrial environments, Elixis-W targets picking, line-side material movement, inspection and other mobile-manipulation workflows.

07 FEB 2026

Addverb is turning wheeled humanoid hardware into an industrial mobility layer

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Operating environments: Warehouse pilot environments
  • Object retrieval

    Demonstrated - 2026-03-12 - Pick stock-keeping units during warehouse pilot evaluations. - environment: Warehouse pilot environments

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Supply

Supply / Components

  • Elixis-W

    Safety Microcontroller - Compute & Control - STMicroelectronics - Addverb Elixis-W uses two STMicroelectronics STM32 safety microcontrollers - source: framerusercontent.com

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  • Elixis-W

    Embedded Compute - Compute & Control - NVIDIA - Addverb specifies NVIDIA Jetson Orin as the Elixis-W intelligence unit - source: addverb.ai

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Timeline

  • Addverb details Elixis-W pilot performance and industrial design

    2026-03-13 - Interview - Elixis-W was achieving 180 to 220 picks per hour in pilot environments, against a target of 250 to 300. The design uses redundant depth fusion, pre-grasp confidence scoring and validation pauses during motion to address perception and recovery errors. Worker speed limits, torque thresholds, emergency stops and geofenced zones operate outside the learning loop.

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Context

Market context

Elixis-W is Addverb’s wheeled humanoid for factory and warehouse tasks, introduced through a limited supervised proof-of-concept programme.

  • Target environment: Manufacturing facilities, warehouses and industrial logistics sites.
  • Workflow context: Mobile manipulation, object grasping, warehouse handling and goods movement.
  • Deployment model: Limited, supervised proofs of concept in industrial environments.
  • Commercial maturity: Pilot-program offering with a limited, supervised rollout.
  • Adoption constraints: Requires site integration, object-handling reliability, safety validation and workflow configuration.
  • Market position: Warehouse mobile manipulator connected to Addverb's broader automation stack for storage, movement and fulfilment operations.
  • Adjacent products: Indoor logistics robot for picking, handling and warehouse task automation.

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