Dexterity Unveils Mech, the World’s First Industrial Superhumanoid Robot

Dexterity unveils Mech, or what the company touts as world’s first industrial superhumanoid robot. Built for industrial grind, it tackles efficiency and safety head-on—loading trucks, palletizing boxes, and picking orders from cheap racks with smart planning and heavy-lifting chops

Mech is a beast of a bot, flexing superhuman strength that blows past anything in the humanoid robot game. It can lift 130 pounds (65 pounds per arm) like it’s nothing and stack boxes up to 8 feet high. But it’s not just pure strength, as Mech thrives in the gritty chaos of brownfield industrial zones, syncing up with old-school systems and legacy tech without breaking a sweat. Rolling on four slick, independently steerable wheels, it zips around autonomously, tackling the toughest gigs—lifting, loading, packing, palletizing, even building—at the tap of a button.

The magic happens with Dexterity’s Physical AI, juiced up on Mech’s onboard supercomputer. Hundreds of AI models team up to crush it at tricky tasks—think stacking a mess of random boxes, juggling dual arms in cramped spots, or gently handling fragile goods with a next-level sense of touch. Add in up to 16 onboard cameras, and Mech’s got eyes everywhere, scoping out what it’s grabbing and plotting the smartest way to pack and stack. Oh, and it keeps cool (or hot) from 32 to 122°F.

We are tremendously excited to introduce Mech, our groundbreaking industrial superhumanoid designed specifically to revolutionize logistics. Mech represents a major leap forward in our mission to empower people with intelligent, flexible robots that safely and efficiently solve complex, labor-intensive industrial challenges. Combining human-like adaptability with superhuman strength and sophisticated Physical AI, Mech will fundamentally transform logistics operations around the world,” said Samir Menon, CEO and Founder of Dexterity.