TITAN

TITAN, developed by RoboForce, represents a paradigm shift in industrial robotics as the world's most capable general-purpose AI robot engineered for demanding outdoor and heavy-duty environments such as solar farms, mining operations, data centers, shipping ports, manufacturing plants, and space applications. Launched from prototypes in 2024, with TITAN Design v1, TITAN-W (wheeled base), and TITAN-T (tracked base) iterations, it stands at 210 cm tall, delivering dual-arm manipulation with 1 mm precision, 40 kg payload capacity over 1100 mm arm reach, and core primitives including pick, place, press, twist, and connect. Its modular architecture—comprising specialized hands (4-fingered for industrial grip), flexible waist for optimized reach and payload, and all-terrain bases—ensures adaptability to wheeled, tracked, or future configurations, facilitating navigation at up to 9 km/h in unstructured terrains while remaining safe around humans. Central to TITAN's architecture is RoboForce's Physical AI platform, powered by RF-Net v1, a proprietary 3D foundation model that excels in spatial intelligence, enabling millimeter-precise perception and manipulation in complex, dynamic settings. RF-Net integrates domain-specific intelligence with tight hardware-AI co-optimization, leveraging unique real-world datasets and efficient learning pipelines for robust generalization and continuous evolution. Each deployment refines the model, making TITAN smarter, faster, and more capable. Highlighted by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang at the GTC 2025 keynote in Washington D.C., TITAN demonstrates production-ready autonomy, underscoring its role in advancing embodied AI. TITAN's rugged build withstands punishing heat, dust, and harsh conditions, with an 8-hour runtime per swappable battery pack supporting 24/7 operations and delivering 3-5x efficiency gains (e.g., $300K value from $100K investment). Deployment history is accelerating: RoboForce, founded in 2023 by experts from CMU, Tesla Robotics, Waymo, and others, exited stealth in 2025 with $15M funding, a WEF Technology Pioneer award, first commercial pilot, and over 11,000 unit letters of intent (LOIs). Initial 'robot internships' are live in solar energy for construction, inspection, and maintenance, with pilots expanding to mining, manufacturing, logistics, data centers, and shipping. By end-2025, commercialization targets full-scale rollout, positioning TITAN as the cornerstone of Robo-Labor to automate dull, dirty, dangerous tasks, augmenting human capabilities across industries.