Commercial pilotHumanoid robotsReleased 2023

Agility Robotics

Digit

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Our take

Agility Robotics Digit

The most commercially proven humanoid in the catalogue today. Digit has real warehouse deployment evidence and paid customer programmes, but it only makes sense where legs genuinely solve a material-flow problem better than simpler automation.

What people like

Agility has stronger deployment evidence than most humanoid rivals, including real logistics workflows and large committed customer programmes.

Common complaints

Digit is expensive enterprise automation, not a general-purpose worker, and newer deployments still depend on carefully defined workflows and safety systems.

Best for

Developers and organisations exploring commercial logistics humanoid.

Skip it if

Buyers who need a robot that is available to buy immediately.

What stands out
  • Commercial logistics humanoid
  • Autonomous tote handling in live facilities

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