Addverb is turning wheeled humanoid hardware into an industrial mobility layer

Addverb introduced Elixis-W at LogiMAT India 2026, extending its warehouse automation business into wheeled humanoid robotics.

Addverb was founded in India in 2016 and is led by co-founder and CEO Sangeet Kumar. The company says it has more than 350 global clients, 10 global offices, and more than 500 warehouses automated. Its product base already spans mobile robots, sortation, ASRS, picking systems, fleet management, warehouse execution software, and deployment services.

The Elixis product page separates the biped Elixis from Elixis-W, the wheeled humanoid variant for longer routes. Addverb lists Elixis-W with a 10 kilogram payload, speed up to 1.5 meters per second, roughly two hours of battery life, stereo depth cameras, 3D LiDAR, IMUs, NVIDIA Jetson compute, STM32 safety microcontrollers, and software combining 3D SLAM, navigation, reinforcement learning, imitation learning, model predictive control, and multimodal sensor fusion.

In 2022, Addverb said Reliance acquired a 54 percent stake for $132 million through a Series B round, valuing the company at about $270 million and supporting overseas expansion and manufacturing capacity in Noida. Addverb also said the companies planned to collaborate on 5G robotics, battery systems, and carbon-fiber structures. Source

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