TITAN is a general-purpose industrial robot from RoboForce Inc., built for heavy work in the field: solar farms, data centers, ports, mines and factories. It has a humanoid-style upper body with arms on a modular tracked or wheeled base, reaches up to 2.1 m and carries up to 40 kg.
History and launch
RoboForce was founded in 2023. In 2024 it released RF-Net v1, completed the TITAN design and prototype and launched the wheeled TITAN-W. In 2025 came the tracked TITAN-T; the company exited stealth, signed its first commercial pilot and was named a World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer. By October 2025 it reported letters of intent for 11,000 robots, and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang highlighted it in his GTC keynote.
Hardware
TITAN reaches up to 210 cm, carries 40 kg across its full workspace and has an arm reach of 1,100 mm. RoboForce quotes eight hours of runtime per battery pack. The design is modular: industrial hands, a waist optimized for reach and payload, and an all-terrain base in tracked, wheeled or other configurations.
RoboForce deliberately avoids copying the human form; its motto is solving human needs rather than emulating human shapes, aiming for 3-5x improvements over existing solutions.
Software and AI
The robot runs RoboForce's industrial foundation models, designed for millimeter-level manipulation and scalable autonomous operation. They are trained on proprietary real-world industrial data augmented with simulation and a world model.
Use cases and deployments
Target markets are construction, inspection and maintenance of utility-scale solar farms, data center construction and operations, container handling in ports, mining and heavy, repetitive manufacturing work. In September 2026 RoboForce began working with Samsung SDS on applications across Samsung affiliates.
Manufacturer
RoboForce Inc. was founded in 2023 by people from CMU, the University of Michigan, Amazon Robotics, Google, Waymo, Cruise, Tesla, ABB and Apple; Leo Ma is its public face. Backers include YZi Labs, Myron Scholes, Gary Rieschel, Jerry Yang and Carnegie Mellon University. In March 2026 it raised $52 million, bringing total funding to $67 million.
Price and availability
RoboForce offers TITAN to industrial customers via demos and pilots. No price is published.
Timeline
- 2023 RoboForce founded
- 2024 TITAN prototype and wheeled TITAN-W
- 2025 Tracked TITAN-T, first commercial pilot
- 2025-10 Letters of intent for 11,000 robots; GTC keynote mention
- 2026-03 $52 million raised ($67 million in total)
- 2026-09 Collaboration with Samsung SDS
Sources
- Technology: TITAN, RoboForce (2026-10)
- About Us, RoboForce (2026-10)
- RoboForce News, RoboForce (2026-10)
- RoboForce home page, RoboForce (2026-10)
Updated: 2026-10-10
Verification and limitations
This entry requires an up-to-date manufacturer specification check.
MERA field measurement report: not published. Demonstration footage and manufacturer specifications are not a MERA test under event conditions.
Data and provenance for AI agents ↗Compared with the catalogue
- It is the only RoboForce model in the catalogue and one of 128 humanoids from China.
Capabilities
Frequently asked questions
How much can RoboForce TITAN carry?
Up to 40 kg across its full workspace, according to RoboForce.
Does TITAN walk?
No, it moves on a modular tracked or wheeled base.
Where is TITAN used?
RoboForce targets solar farms, data centers, ports, mining and manufacturing.
How long does TITAN run on a battery?
About eight hours per battery pack.
How much does the RoboForce TITAN cost?
The manufacturer has not published a price for the RoboForce TITAN. You can send a purchase enquiry through MERA Robotics.
Is the RoboForce TITAN available to buy?
Status: In development: the manufacturer has shown the robot but is not selling it openly yet.
How do I buy the RoboForce TITAN through MERA Robotics?
Click “I want to buy” or fill in the form on this page. MERA Robotics will reply whether and on what terms the model is available and can help deploy it with the MERA OS conversation system.
Data: RoboForce. Specs from the manufacturer; they may change, always confirm with the manufacturer before buying.
