Bipedal logistics workhorse — 100K+ totes moved, most deployed humanoid globally
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Proven at scale
Over 100,000 totes moved in live GXO deployments makes Digit the most field-validated humanoid for logistics tasks currently available.
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Specifications confirmed from Agility Robotics official site and manufacturer statements (payload, battery, speed, navigation sensors). Pricing ($250K) from distributor-aggregation sites (AwesomeRobots, RoboZaps). Deployment data and throughput metrics from official 100K-tote milestone announcement (GXO Flowery Branch, Nov 2025) and TIME Best Inventions 2024 interview with CEO Johnson. Safety milestones and uptime ratios from RoboZaps and Robozaps detailed review (March 2026). ROI claim of <2-year payback from CEO statement in TIME and corroborated across multiple sources. Functional safety timeline (mid-to-late 2026) from RoboZaps technical roadmap. Motor and sensor details from Sacra and independent blog sources (RoboZaps technical deep-dive).
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Agility Robotics Digit is priced at $250,000 (manufacturer list pricing; final quotes vary by configuration and region).
Agility Robotics Digit is best suited for: Tote-transfer workflow between AMRs and conveyors in high-volume fulfillment centers (GXO, Amazon proven) · Repetitive stacking and retrieval on shelving 0–6 feet in dense warehouse aisles without major layout redesign · Tote recycling and empty-tote consolidation in ecommerce returns processing.
Yes — Agility Robotics Digit is commercially available and shipping today.
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