Noble Machines Timeline

Events

• 2026-03-12 - Demonstration - ADLINK previews Jetson Thor platforms and Moby at GTC 2026 - DLAP-701 uses NVIDIA Jetson Thor T5000 or T4000 modules. ADLINK said Noble Machines Moby would run on a DLAP-series platform at its GTC showcase. The Moby statement is scoped to the disclosed showcase configuration, not a production-wide bill of materials. - source: adlinktech.com
• 2026-03-04 - Product Launch - Noble Machines exits stealth with Moby humanoid robot - Noble Machines exited stealth with Moby, a humanoid robot designed for general-purpose physical work. Moby was presented with a 60 lb lifting capability and mobility across inclines and outdoor environments. The launch positioned Noble Machines around rugged… - source: therobotreport.com
• 2026-03-03 - Market Signal - Noble Machines ships and deploys first humanoid robots to a Fortune Global 500 industrial customer - Noble Machines said it shipped and deployed its first humanoid robots to a Fortune Global 500 industrial customer within 18 months of launch. The company described the robots as general-purpose industrial systems built for hazardous and physically demanding… - source: businesswire.com
• 2026-02-27 - Org Change - Under Control Robotics begins operating under the name Noble Machines - Company referenced in industry posts as Noble Machines, continuing development of rugged humanoid robots for industrial use. Branding reflects positioning as builder of practical robots for hazardous work environments. Industrial humanoid company developing… - source: x.com
• 2025-03-18 - Demonstration - UCR demonstrates Moby's payload mobility and industrial terrain handling - Substack post details Moby's development where robot carried a 27 kg payload and navigated outdoor terrain. Described general-purpose mobilization across diverse environments with AI driving locomotion. Industrial humanoid company developing Moby for… - source: undercontrolrobotics.substack.com
• 2025-03-13 - Demonstration - Moby humanoid robot achieves first integrated mobility proofs in lab testing - Under Control Robotics' Moby robot successfully walked over uneven surfaces and inclines in lab testing. Demonstrated basic stability and balance under external perturbations, validating core locomotion research. First significant public description of the… - source: newsroom.arm.com