
Welcome to the future
A humanoid robot that does the housework. We are looking for the people and partners who want to build it with us.
Open positionsUtility
01Work that no one wants to do, done quietly in the background.
Nexum Bot handles the repetitive physical labor of a household — tidying, laundry, dishes, deliveries. It operates autonomously for routine tasks and hands off to a remote operator for anything new.
Tidying & sorting
Picks up, groups and returns objects to learned locations.
Laundry & dishes
Loads, unloads, folds and puts away without supervision.
Routines on request
Runs a named routine on a schedule or a single voice command.
Design
02Soft on the outside, direct-drive underneath.
The whole body is covered in a knitted polymer skin over compliant joints, so contact with a person is absorbed rather than resisted. Back-drivable direct-drive actuators keep the joints compliant and the robot near-silent.
Compliant body
Soft shell over series-elastic joints; no pinch points.
Force limited
Torque capped in firmware, independent of the software stack.
Quiet operation
22 dB at one metre — below a refrigerator at idle.
Intelligence
03One model that sees, remembers, and is told what to do.
A vision-language-action model maps what the robot sees to what it does, grounded in a persistent memory of your home. New tasks are taught by demonstration and improve across the fleet.
Vision-language-action
Single end-to-end policy from camera frames to joint torque.
Persistent memory
Remembers rooms, objects and where things belong.
Voice interaction
Full-duplex speech; interrupt or correct it mid-task.
Hardware
Specifications
01Robot
- Height
- 170 cm
- Weight
- 55 kg
- Carry capacity
- 25 kg
- Arm payload
- 12 kg per arm
02Degrees of freedom
- Hands
- 20 (10 per hand)
- Arms
- 14 (7 per arm)
- Neck
- 3
- Spine
- 4
- Legs
- 12 (6 per leg)
03Speed
- Hand speed
- 2.0 m/s
- Jog speed
- 3.0 m/s
- Walking speed
- 1.4 m/s
04Battery
- Capacity
- 2.5 kWh
- Run-time
- 4 h continuous
- Charge time
- 30 min to 80%
- Charging
- Cable or wireless through the feet
05Safety
- Body material
- Knitted polymer over foam
- Joint structure
- Series-elastic, back-drivable
- Actuation type
- Direct-drive, back-drivable
- Noise level
- 22 dB at 1 m
06Compute
- Software stack
- Built entirely in-house by us
- AI compute
- 2000 TOPS (INT8)
- Sensors
- 6 × RGB, 2 × depth, IMU, tactile skin
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi 7, 5G, UWB
Figures are targets for the current development platform and subject to change.
Team
0+ people, one robot, €0M raised.
We have built and run the program on roughly €20M of our own capital, with no outside funding to date. Hardware and learning sit in the same room in Sweden.
Simon Appelquist
CEO
Per Sundberg
COO
Jax Carls
CTO
Victor Englof
Computer Vision Engineer
Jimmy Sundberg
Mechatronic Engineer
Jonatan Sundin
R&D Engineer
Open positions
We are hiring across hardware and learning.
Senior Robotics Engineer
Hardware · Gävle · Full-time
Whole-Body Controls Engineer
Controls · Gävle · Full-time
Research Scientist, VLA Models
Learning · Gävle / Remote · Full-time
Mechanical Designer, Hands
Hardware · Gävle · Full-time
Teleoperation Operator
Operations · Gävle · Contract
Application
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FAQ
Questions
Nexum Bot has started pilot programs. Pre-sales of 10,000 units open in Q2 and shipments run through late 2027 and 2028.
The body is soft and every joint is back-drivable, so contact is absorbed instead of resisted, and torque limits are enforced in firmware below the software stack where a software update cannot raise them. Vision and proximity sensing slow the robot near people and pets, and it stops on contact. We run structured testing and live pilot programs before commercial sales begin.
It charges by cable if you want it to keep working while topping up, and wirelessly through its feet on a floor dock. Either way it reaches 80% in about 30 minutes and docks itself whenever it is idle.
Tidying, laundry, dishwasher loading and unloading, and fetching named objects. Anything outside that set is completed by a remote operator with your consent, and used as training data.
Founder Simon Appelquist started Nexum Labs in early 2026, after successfully selling his first business, with the goal of building Europe's first commercially available humanoid robot. The team is now 20+ people, self-funded with roughly €20M of our own capital.