Reflex Robotics Selects Manufacturo to Scale Humanoid Robot Production

Apr 28, 2026
Reflex Robotics has chosen Manufacturo's cloud manufacturing platform to manage production, quality, and traceability as it scales its humanoid robot manufacturing operations.

Reflex Robotics has selected Manufacturo's cloud-based manufacturing management platform to support production control, quality operations, inventory, and unit-level traceability as it scales its humanoid robot production, announced in a press release.

The partnership gives Reflex a unified system to manage execution, capture as-built data, and maintain traceability across its manufacturing operations. The platform standardizes workflows and ensures consistent handling of design changes, nonconformances, and approvals, while providing shared visibility for production, quality, and operations teams.

Reflex Robotics, based in New York City, designs general-purpose humanoid robots for manufacturing and logistics. The company focuses on safe, low-inertia design and cost efficiency to deliver practical automation tools for industrial use. With Manufacturo integrated into daily operations, Reflex aims to maintain consistent quality and reliability as it accelerates production.

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