Watch: Humanoid robots sort boxes in real-time warehouse demo

Mentee Robotics, an Israeli company founded by Mobileye co-founder Amnon Shashua, has released an unedited 18-minute video demonstrating two of its V3 humanoid robots autonomously sorting and moving boxes in a real warehouse environment. The robots successfully relocated 32 boxes from uneven piles to storage racks without any remote control, showcasing advanced live perception, motion planning, and multi-robot coordination. They maintained balance while carrying loads up to 55 pounds, navigated shared spaces without collisions, and operated at a steady, measured pace emphasizing reliability over speed. This continuous, uncut footage serves as evidence of the robots’ capability for long-duration, autonomous warehouse tasks. The V3 MenteeBot is designed specifically for industrial use, standing 5 feet 9 inches tall and equipped with dual NVIDIA Jetson Orin AGX processors to manage full 360-degree vision and onboard decision-making, which is critical in environments with unreliable wireless signals. Its custom actuators provide high power density for repeated