Atlas Robotics
Atlas Robotics builds Physical AI for autonomous robots deployed in real warehouses, including the LeVO autonomous pallet jack and the Mantis case-picking and mobile-palletizing robot.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Atlas Robotics is a Pittsburgh, PA-based company focused on Physical AI for autonomous robots. Its approach is described as full vertical integration across hardware, software, and cloud, with an initial market of warehouses and distribution. The same AI powers every robot it builds — "one brain, many bodies" — spanning autonomous transport, vertical storage, and dexterous manipulation. Its deployed product is LeVO, an autonomous pallet jack, and its pipeline includes LeVO Double Fork, LeVO3D, and Mantis. The company states it is a distinct company from Boston Dynamics, whose humanoid robot is also named Atlas.
History
Atlas Robotics is a Pittsburgh, PA-based company focused on Physical AI for autonomous robots. It describes its approach as full vertical integration across hardware, software, and cloud, with an initial market of warehouses and distribution. Its deployed product is LeVO, described as having 17+ months in production, and its pipeline includes LeVO Double Fork, LeVO3D, and Mantis. The company states it is a distinct company from Boston Dynamics, whose humanoid robot is also named Atlas.
Products and positioning
Physical AI for autonomous robots; full vertical integration across hardware, software, and cloud; built for the warehouse, ready for the world.
LeVO
Autonomous pallet jack described as the only AI pallet jack built for real warehouse chaos, with learned behaviors enabling operation in tight spaces, handling rough patches and debris, and working safely alongside teams, with zero upfront cost and Day 1 ROI.
Mantis
Autonomous case-picking and mobile-palletizing robot described as the ultimate warehouse worker, with foundation models for grasping and manipulation giving it the dexterity to pick, place, and palletize orders and cases, in addition to autonomously transporting them.
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