Intro
The Reflex Robot is a wheeled humanoid mobile manipulator designed for warehouse automation. The robot consists of a compact wheeled base supporting a vertical torso equipped with two robotic arms and a sensor-equipped head. This architecture allows the robot to maintain stability while performing manipulation tasks across different heights, from picking objects on the ground to retrieving items from elevated shelves.
A key feature of the robot is its adjustable “spine” mechanism, which allows the torso to extend vertically so the arms can reach various shelf levels or floor-level objects. Each arm can lift more than 11 kg, giving the robot a combined payload exceeding 22.7 kg, roughly twice the lifting strength of a human arm.
Unlike many humanoid robots that rely on full autonomy, Reflex uses a teleoperation-first architecture. Human operators can control the robot remotely from thousands of miles away, similar to a video-game interface, allowing it to handle unpredictable warehouse tasks immediately while AI systems learn from demonstrations to enable future autonomy.








