Mantis Robotics, backed by Agility Robotics, has unveiled the MR-X, a dual-arm industrial robot designed for manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, and smart factories.
The company plans to roll out the robot in 2027, adding a new product line to Agility's existing robotics business.
What happened
Mantis Robotics, a US startup backed by Agility Robotics, unveiled its MR-X dual-arm industrial robot and said it will target manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, and smart factories, with a planned rollout in 2027.
Why it matters
The move expands Agility Robotics' portfolio beyond its existing robotics offerings. Industrial dual-arm robots that can handle complex manipulation tasks are in demand across factories and warehouses as manufacturers seek automation solutions.
What to watch
The company is targeting a 2027 rollout; availability in specific regions and pricing details have not been announced in this report.
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Mantis Robotics' MR-X announcement represents an expansion of Agility Robotics' industrial automation strategy. By introducing a dual-arm robot—a platform capable of more complex, dexterous tasks than single-arm systems—the company is positioning itself to serve sectors where manipulation precision and flexibility matter: factories assembling components, logistics centers handling varied item types, and automated warehouses. The 2027 rollout timeline suggests the company is still in development and validation phases; the body does not detail technical specifications, pricing, or regional availability, which will likely be key competitive factors once the robot enters the market.
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