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Reflex Robotics wheeled humanoid

Name: Reflex Robotics wheeled humanoid
Brand: Reflex Robotics

Wheeled, teleoperated-first humanoid for warehouse tote moving, piloted with GXO.

EUNot available–

USB2B onlyOn request

CNNot available–

Reflex builds a legless wheeled humanoid with two arms that is operated by remote humans first and gradually automated, targeting tote handling in warehouses and factories. GXO announced a robots-as-a-service pilot in September 2024, and Reflex took part in GXO's multi-vendor humanoid trials in 2025. In February 2026 the company announced a factory in Nuevo Leon, Mexico; no 2026 customer deployment is documented.

Our verdict

A pragmatic design with one named logistics pilot, but little verified progress since; treat the Mexico factory as a plan.

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Availability

EuropeNot available

No public price

No EU offering found.

as of 2026-10

United StatesB2B only

On request

Robots-as-a-service pilots with logistics operators; no public price.

as of 2025-04 · Source

ChinaNot available

No public price

No Chinese offering.

as of 2026-10

Deployments

Customer	Location	Type	Since	Source
GXO Logistics Robots-as-a-service pilot of tote transfer and picking tasks; Reflex also took part in GXO's multi-vendor trials reported in 2025.	USA (omni-channel fulfilment operation for a Fortune 100 retailer)	Pilot	Sep 18, 2024	robotics247.com

Timeline

Sep 18, 2024
GXO announces a pilot with Reflex Robotics under a robots-as-a-service agreement.
Apr 2025
Reflex appears in GXO's multi-vendor humanoid trials, alongside Locus Robotics bots.
Feb 9, 2026
Reflex announces a manufacturing plant in Nuevo Leon, Mexico, promising over 2,000 jobs.