Apollo swappable battery
Apollo's rechargeable battery pack, which people can swap out quickly to keep the robot working.
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Products on public sale that do the same job, with why each is similar and where to buy it. None is confirmed to be the part inside these robots.
Booster T2 Battery Pack 48 V 10 Ah
Similarby Booster Robotics
10 Ah at 48 V, about 480 Wh, about 2 hours of walking for the T2, magnetic charging port
Why it's similar. A spare swappable battery for a humanoid robot, sold by the robot's own company through a dealer. Apptronik gives no capacity for Apollo's pack, so its size cannot be matched.
Where to buy
Maverick DroneUS$1,800.00Buy
AgiBot battery for X2 and X2 Ultra, 48 V 13 Ah
Similarby AgiBot
13 Ah at 48 V, 624 Wh, swappable
Why it's similar. Another humanoid robot's swappable 48 V pack sold on its own. Apollo's capacity and voltage are not published.
Where to buy
Funduino2.244,99 € incl. VATBuy
Unitree B2 Standard Battery
Similarby Unitree
45 Ah, 2,250 Wh rated, so about 50 V, up to 15 A charging, swappable
Why it's similar. A large swappable pack for a heavy industrial legged robot, roughly the energy a full-size robot needs for several hours of work.
Where to buy
- Maverick DroneUS$5,000.00Buy
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