Intro
Boardwalk Robotics is a US-based private robotics company headquartered in Pensacola, Florida. Since its founding in 2017, the company has focused on developing advanced humanoid robots designed to transform workplaces across manufacturing, logistics, and maintenance industries. Their flagship humanoid robot, Alex, is engineered to perform complex tasks such as sorting packages, unloading irregular cargo, and supporting critical operations including aircraft sustainment and oil rig management.
The company offers a full suite of services including mechanical and electrical design, software and control development, simulation, actuation testing, and technical support. Boardwalk Robotics emphasizes AI integration and dynamic mobility, enabling their robots to operate in challenging industrial environments. Their technology has attracted attention in defense and commercial markets, with ongoing pilots and demonstrations showcasing the capabilities of their humanoid platforms.
Robots
- Alex: A dynamic humanoid robot platform designed for logistics and industrial applications. Alex is capable of handling diverse tasks such as package sorting, cargo unloading, and supporting maintenance operations in demanding environments. It integrates AI for enhanced productivity and rapid scaling.
Specialism
Boardwalk Robotics specializes in humanoid robots with dynamic mobility and manipulation capabilities tailored for industrial and logistics applications. Their robots combine AI-powered perception and control to perform tasks traditionally done by humans, focusing on flexibility, robustness, and adaptability in complex workspaces.
Business Viability
- Privately held with a focused team of 11-50 employees, enabling agile development.
- Strong leadership with a background in defense and commercial robotics markets.
- Active participation in robotics conferences and industry events, increasing visibility.
- Engaged in pilot projects demonstrating real-world applications in logistics and maintenance.
- Developing solutions addressing labor shortages and productivity challenges in industrial sectors.
- Secured SBIR funding for projects like SupplyBot, enhancing capabilities for extreme environment operations.
