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Digit (Agility Robotics)
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SUMMARY:
Digit is Agility Robotics’ commercial humanoid designed for real industrial work—especially in logistics, warehousing, and material handling. Standing 5'9" with a 35‑lb payload capacity, it navigates stairs, tight spaces, and human‑designed environments with ease thanks to its bipedal, bird‑inspired leg design. It’s already being tested in real facilities, including Amazon’s R&D labs.
EDITORIAL:
Digit represents one of the most practical approaches in the humanoid robotics race. While many companies chase human‑like dexterity or high‑speed locomotion, Agility Robotics focuses on something more immediate: deployable labor. Digit’s design is intentionally minimal—lightweight arms, efficient legs, and a sensor‑dense torso—optimized for repetitive, physically demanding tasks that dominate warehouses and distribution centers.
Its ability to walk stairs, navigate cluttered aisles, and carry 35‑lb loads makes it a direct plug‑in replacement for human workflows without requiring facility redesign. Combined with Agility’s cloud platform, Digit can operate as part of a coordinated fleet, taking on tasks like tote movement, sorting, and shelf replenishment.
Digit isn’t trying to be a sci‑fi humanoid—it’s trying to be useful. And in 2026, that practicality is exactly what the robotics industry needs.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Dimensions & Build
- Height: 175 cm
- Weight: 64 kg
- Design Intent: Industrial‑grade humanoid for warehouse and logistics automation
- Construction: Lightweight, durable frame with bird‑inspired leg geometry
- Developer: Agility Robotics (Oregon, USA)
Mobility
- Locomotion: Full bipedal walking
- Max Speed: 1.5 m/s
- Runtime: 8 hours (operational cycle)
- Capabilities:
- Obstacle avoidance
- Stair navigation
- Stand‑up‑from‑fall
- Dynamic balance
- Navigation in human‑built environments
Note: No incline capability or fall‑recovery timing published.
Degrees of Freedom
- 30 DOF
Actuation
- Actuator Type: Electric actuators (proprietary)
- Capabilities:
- Smooth, stable locomotion
- High‑efficiency joint control
- Whole‑body coordination for lifting and carrying
Note: No joint torque or joint speed specifications published.
Manipulation
- Payload Capacity: 16 kg (35 lb)
- Arms: Lightweight arms with 4 DOF each
- Capabilities:
- Tote retrieval
- Package lifting
- Shelf and rack interaction
- Repetitive warehouse tasks
Note: No grip force or hand DOF breakdown published.
Perception & Sensors
Confirmed sensor suite includes:
- LiDAR for 3D mapping and navigation
- 4 Intel RealSense depth cameras
- Onboard AI perception for environment understanding
Note: No camera resolution, IMU specs, or tactile sensing published.
Compute & AI
- Software: Agility Arc cloud platform for fleet management and task coordination
- Capabilities:
- Autonomous navigation
- Task scheduling
- Multi‑robot coordination
- Real‑time perception and control
Note: No CPU/GPU/TOPS or onboard compute architecture published.
Battery & Power
- Runtime: 8 hours (typical warehouse shift)
- Battery Specs: Not published
- Charging: Not published
Connectivity
- Cloud‑connected (Agility Arc) for fleet‑level coordination
Note: No Wi‑Fi/Bluetooth/5G details published.
Applications
- Warehouse automation
- Logistics and material handling
- Tote movement
- Repetitive lifting tasks
- Human‑robot collaborative workflows
Pricing
- $250,000 (current listed price)
Agility Robotics has NOT published:
Mobility
- Step height
- Max incline
- Turning radius
- Fall‑recovery time
Manipulation
- Grip force
- Joint torque
- Joint speed
- Hand DOF breakdown
Sensors
- Camera resolution
- Field of view
- Microphone array
- IMU specifications
- Tactile sensing
Compute
- Processor type
- GPU / accelerator
- TOPS
- Memory
- Real‑time control hardware
- SDK/API availability
Battery & Power
- Battery capacity
- Charge time
- Power draw
Environmental Ratings
- Operating temperature
- Humidity tolerance
- IP rating
Image: Ability Robotics
Company Source:
https://www.agilityrobotics.com/
Key News & Coverage:
https://youtu.be/xHnEFs7pIJU?si=kZuqtdQQtlOrlz6L
https://www.aparobot.com/robots/digit