Pioneering commercial humanoid robotics for logistics with real-world deployments and dedicated robot manufacturing.
Agility Robotics is an American robotics company founded in 2015 as a spinout from Oregon State University. The company develops humanoid robots for logistics, warehousing, and supply chain automation, with a focus on deploying robots in facilities already designed for human workers. Its flagship platform, Digit, is among the first humanoid robots to perform commercial work in live warehouse operations. Agility Robotics operates RoboFab in Salem, Oregon, one of the world’s first manufacturing facilities dedicated to humanoid robot production. The company has pioneered commercial deployment through its Robot-as-a-Service model, with customers including GXO Logistics and pilot programs with Amazon, positioning Digit as one of the industry’s most commercially mature humanoid platforms.
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Agility Robotics Moves Closer to Nasdaq Listing With November 2 Vote
Agility Robotics has moved closer to becoming a publicly traded company after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission declared its registration statement effective on October 13.
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Agility Targets 25 Customer Sites and Details Its 1,000-Robot Order
Agility Robotics is targeting up to 25 committed customer facility deployments by the end of 2027, while expanding its active commercial pipeline from more than 30 potential customers to approximately 100.
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The Robotico 50: Women in Humanoid Robotics & Embodied AI 2026
An independent editorial selection recognising women working across humanoid robotics and embodied AI.
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Agility CEO Brings Commercial Humanoid Experience to U.S. Defense Study
Agility Robotics CEO Peggy Johnson has joined Project Meridian, a MITRE-led initiative commissioned by the U.S. Department of War to examine technologies and operational concepts that could shape defense capabilities over the next 10–20 years.
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Digit Runs Autonomous Mobile Manipulation for 12 Hours at IROS
Agility Robotics researchers ran an autonomous whole-body manipulation system on Digit for approximately 12 hours during IROS 2026, testing the policy in a crowded conference environment that was not included in its training data.
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Humanoid Robotics Is Entering Its “Prove It” Era
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Agility Robotics Welcomes Digit 5 With 50-Pound Payload and Cooperative Safety System
Agility Robotics has unveiled Digit 5, the next generation of its industrial humanoid robot, with redesigned legs, higher payload capacity, faster charging and a safety system built for operation alongside human workers without traditional physical barriers.
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The $400,000 Question: When Does a Humanoid Robot Actually Make Business Sense?
Humanoid robots are getting faster, smarter, and cheaper to build. But for businesses, technical capability is only half the equation. The real test is whether these machines can generate enough productivity to justify their total cost.
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Agility Robotics Discloses $1.8M Revenue Ahead of $2.5B SPAC Merger
Agility Robotics has disclosed its financials for the first time as it moves toward a planned public listing through its merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI.
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China's Humanoid Robots Just Had Their Biggest Week Ever — And Also Their Most Embarrassing One
Dhruv AtkinsTrack Agility Robotics's valuation over time.
Agility Robotics was founded in 2015 as a spin-off from Oregon State University by Jonathan Hurst, Damion Shelton, and Mikhail Jones. Hurst had spent years building the scientific foundation for dynamic bipedal locomotion at OSU's robotics lab.
The company introduced Cassie, a legless-torso biped, in 2017. In early 2018, Agility closed an $8 million Series A led by Playground Global. The full-body humanoid Digit followed in 2019. A pivotal $150 million Series B in 2023 funded the construction of RoboFab.
Late 2023 marked two transformative milestones: Amazon began testing Digit in its fulfillment operations, and Agility opened RoboFab, a 70,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Salem, Oregon, with capacity for over 10,000 Digit units per year. In March 2024, Peggy Johnson was appointed CEO.
In 2024, Agility and GXO Logistics announced the first humanoid Robot-as-a-Service contract. In March 2025, Agility closed a $400 million Series C led by WP Global Partners with SoftBank participation, valuing the company at approximately $2.12 billion. Digit has been named RBR50 Robot of the Year in both 2023 and 2024.
