🇺🇸Dexterity·United States·Mass production

Mech

A dual-arm superhumanoid on a rover for trailer loading and palletizing.

Mass productionVerified Last verified 31 Oct 2026
Height—
Degrees of freedom—
Arm payload59 kg
Top speed—
Battery life—
Starting pricePrice on request
First shown17 Mar 2025
StatusMass production
Form factorTorso / desktop
LocomotionWheeled
Updated31 Oct 2026

What it is

Mech is Dexterity's industrial 'superhumanoid': two arms mounted on a four-wheel rover that drives to workstations in warehouses and industrial sites. Launched in March 2025, it can lift up to 130 lb (about 59 kg), place boxes as high as 8 feet, sees with up to 16 onboard cameras and runs Dexterity's Foresight physical-AI world model. In July 2026 FedEx expanded Mech trailer-loading from a pilot to a larger production deployment at its Hagerstown, Maryland hub.

Highlights

01130 lb total lift capacity (65 lb per arm)
02Places boxes up to 8 feet high
03Up to 16 onboard cameras
04Operates from 32 to 122°F in brownfield sites
05FedEx expanded deployment at Hagerstown in July 2026

The numbers

Body
Form factorTorso / desktop
Motion & power
LocomotionWheeled
Arm payload59 kg
Compute, sensing & hands
ComputeOnboard AI supercomputer running Dexterity's Physical AI and Foresight world model.
SensingUp to 16 onboard cameras plus touch sensing for delicate packages.

Platform & deployment

AvailabilityCommercially available for truck loading; FedEx Hagerstown production deployment since July 2026.
Target marketParcel and logistics, warehousing, industrial material handling.
Software / OSDexterity Foresight world model and task-specific apps; one associate can monitor up to 10 Mechs.
Deployments & partnersFedEx Hagerstown hub, Maryland (expanded production deployment announced 30 July 2026).
Safety & certificationsDesigned to work in brownfield sites alongside associates; remote monitoring of up to 10 units per operator.

Evidence trail

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