TITAN

RoboForce

United States

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TITAN is RoboForce's general-purpose Physical AI robot, built for industrial work the company classifies as dull, dirty and dangerous rather than for looking like a person. It is published at 210 cm maximum height with a 40 kg payload across the full workspace, 1,100 mm of arm reach and 8 hours of runtime per battery pack, and it is deliberately modular so the same platform can be reconfigured for different jobs. The hand is an industrial robotic hand powered by cross-embodiment intelligence, the waist is a flexible module tuned for reach, payload and efficiency, and the base is an all-terrain platform available in tracked, wheeled and other mobility configurations, which is why wheeled and tracked variants exist as TITAN-W and TITAN-T. It runs on a stack the company splits into models, robots and data: foundation models built for industrial deployment that reach millimetre-level manipulation, platforms that work indoors and outdoors, and proprietary real-world industrial data augmented by simulation and a world model so that every deployment feeds the next. The AI backbone is NVIDIA, using Jetson Thor at the edge with Isaac Sim and Isaac Lab for simulation and learning, Cosmos for synthetic data and OSMO for cloud-to-edge orchestration. The company targets utility-scale solar, data centres, shipping and port logistics, mining, manufacturing and logistics, and its design principles are to solve human needs rather than replicate human form, to keep each deployment making the next one smarter, and to stay direct and simple with three to five times the improvement of existing solutions. TITAN's commercial position is early but real: a first commercial pilot has been signed, a letter of intent covers 10,000 units, and USD 52 million was raised in March 2026 to reach manufacturing readiness.