Mission
Europe cannot afford to sit out humanoid robotics.
The capability is being built in the United States and in China, while Europe imports the result. We started Nexum Labs to change that from the hardware up, and in six months we went from nothing to a robot that walks, navigates an office environment on its own and takes spoken commands.
Where we are
Six months from first weld to autonomous walking.
Nexum Bot walks, holds balance on hard floors, maps and navigates an office without markers, and executes tasks given in plain language. We are now hardening the platform for volume production.
- Time to walking prototype
- 6 months
- Environment
- Office and indoor navigation
- Control
- Natural-language commands
- Pre-orders targeted
- 10,000 units in Q2
- First deliveries
- Late 2027
- Supply chain
- Built in-house, in Europe
Commercial plan
10,000 Nexum Bot pre-orders in Q2, shipped late 2027 and 2028.
Pre-orders for the Nexum Bot open in Q2 with a first tranche of 10,000 units. Those units ship during late 2027 and 2028, on production lines we build and operate ourselves.
In-house
The whole robot, built by us.
Nexum builds its robots in house — actuators, structure, electronics and the full software stack — to remove dependence on external suppliers and to keep the industrial and manufacturing capability that Europe will need behind this technology on the continent.