ELIXIS
HUMANOID ROBOT
PHYSICAL AI
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30 Dec 2025
Summary: Addverb Technologies is entering humanoid robotics with Elixis, an India-made biped robot (also available in a wheeled version for any terrain), built for speed, precision and flexibility. The company plans an initial rollout of 100 robots for tasks like inventory management and maintenance, with ambitions across defence and space. Backed by Reliance and Asian Paints' Jalaj Dani, Addverb is positioning India as a global robotics hub.
India’s Future in Humanoid Robotics
After automating warehouses around the globe, developing cobot, and India's first quadruped robot, Trakr, we believe biped robots, or as they are popularly known, humanoids, come as a natural progression for our technology team. Addverb’s humanoid robotics signify our next monumental leap forward, and we are poised to lead this transformation by 2026.
Elixis, Addverb's humanoid robot will offer high speed, good precision, and flexibility. Apart from utilising the benefits that come with form-factor, we will also explore wheeled design, which ascertains free movement on any terrain.
Since this article was written, Addverb has launched Elixis-W, India's first made-in-India wheeled humanoid robot. Read the latest update here: India Enters a New Phase of Industrial Humanoids with Addverb at LogiMAT India 2026
Transforming Operations Across Industries
The initial rollout of 100 humanoid robots is set to redefine complex tasks, ranging from inventory management to routine maintenance. Our vision extends to sending humanoid robotics to Mars, making military-grade applications, and pioneering space exploration.
Engineering addverb's humanoid robot to execute human commands with precision while augmenting physical capabilities will unlock huge opportunities across commercial and defense sectors.
Empowering India’s Robotics Journey
Supported by Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries, GAIL India, and Jalaj Dani of Asian Paints, Addverb is cementing India’s position as a global robotics powerhouse.
From assistive dog robots to medical cobots, our solutions cater to industry giants like Reliance, Amazon, Flipkart, ITC, and P&G, reflecting our commitment to innovation and excellence.
Embracing the Humanoid Revolution
As industries increasingly adopt automation, humanoid robots will revolutionise processes in manufacturing, logistics, and beyond. By replacing monotonous and hazardous tasks, they will create safer, cleaner, and more productive workplaces.
At Addverb, we view humanoids not as replacements for human effort but as enhancements to existing capabilities. Upskilling the workforce will remain a critical part of this journey.
The Growing Humanoid Robot Market
The overall humanoid robot market is experiencing explosive growth. This is estimated to rise from $2.44 billion in 2023 to $3.7 billion in 2024-this represents an astonishing CAGR of 51.6%.
This rapid expansion spells the extent to which humanoid robots can enhance productivity and put India in a vantage position regarding sustainable technological innovation.
The market for humanoid robots has surprisingly expanded in the last few years, and the market is projected to expand from $2.44 billion in 2023 to $3.7 billion in 2024, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 51.6%. - Humanoid Robot Global Market Report, 2024
It is one of the best methods of increasing the production and efficiency of a labor force and will ensure that India becomes a robotics leader and sustainably drives technological advancement endeavors.
Ushering in a New Era
The humanoid robotics design and engineering project under development at Addverb Technologies is not just a step forward in technology, but it's an audacious concept about the future of automation in India.
Strategic resources, high-end technology capabilities, and teaming efforts will enable us to construct a reality that has never been there before in robotics and position India as a hotbed of global innovations.
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Frequently Asked
What is Elixis-W?
Why did Addverb choose a wheeled humanoid rather than a legged one?
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