Addverb Elixis-W
2026-02-05 · Publisher : Addverb · Domain : Robotics
Indian automation firm Addverb unveils Elixis-W, its first wheeled humanoid, at LogiMAT India 2026 in Mumbai. Designed in India for factories and warehouses, local press presents it as India's first wheeled humanoid.
What changes
- Addverb's first wheeled humanoid, made in India.
- An industrial target: unstructured environments and work alongside operators.
- Launched with a pallet shuttle, an autonomous forklift and the Trakr quadruped.
- India in turn joins the race for industrial humanoids.
### Background On February 5, 2026, at LogiMAT India 2026 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Indian automation integrator Addverb showed Elixis-W, its first wheeled humanoid. The company stresses Indian design and manufacturing ("Made in India"). Several Indian outlets present it as India's first wheeled humanoid. ### Specifications | Item | Announced value | |---|---| | Form factor | humanoid on a wheeled base | | Target use | industry and intralogistics | | Environment | unstructured spaces, collaboration with operators | | Datasheet | height, weight and payload not disclosed in the sources consulted | For co-founder and CEO Sangeet Kumar, the robot is meant to take over repetitive, risky or physically demanding tasks so that teams can focus on decision-making. Addverb also showed a four-way pallet shuttle (Cruiser 360), an autonomous forklift (FlowT) and its Trakr quadruped robot. ### Why it matters The humanoid race is mostly played out between China and the United States. Addverb, an Indian specialist in automated warehouses, shows that India wants its own industry too, starting from a concrete need: handling in factories and warehouses. In June 2026, Bloomberg reported that Addverb was seeking to raise $100 million to take on China. ### Key takeaways Elixis-W is a first product, with no detailed public datasheet at launch. Above all, it marks the entry of an established Indian industrial player into the wheeled humanoid segment.
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Tags : Humanoïde, Inde, Industrie, Sur roues, Logistique