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Agility Robotics: Digit Humanoids for Warehouse Automation
Explore Agility Robotics and Digit: humanoid material handling, Agility Arc fleet management, the documented GXO deployment, and practical questions for international warehouse buyers.
Company overview
Agility Robotics develops humanoid automation for logistics and manufacturing. Its offering combines Digit, a bipedal mobile manipulation robot, with Agility Arc, a cloud platform for deploying and managing robot fleets. This profile focuses on documented industrial applications, not speculative household capabilities.
Products and applications
Digit: material handling in facilities designed around human work. Documented tasks include moving totes between mobile robots and conveyors.
Agility Arc: workflow definition, deployment management, monitoring and coordination with existing automation.
Buyer fit: warehouses, distribution operations and manufacturing teams evaluating repetitive material-flow tasks.
The current solutions page describes integration with warehouse automation and management systems, together with deployment training and service support. Treat these as supplier-described capabilities; the exact integration scope needs to be agreed for each site.
Documented deployment
A June 27, 2024 announcement describes a multi-year Robots-as-a-Service agreement with GXO. At a SPANX logistics facility, Digit moved totes from mobile robots to conveyors, with work coordinated through Agility Arc. This is a named commercial application, not proof that every proposed task or destination country is supported.
Agility also reports that Digit has moved more than 100,000 totes at the GXO Flowery Branch facility. This is a company-reported operational milestone, not an independently audited fleet-wide performance guarantee.
International procurement checklist
Before requesting a quotation, prepare the following site information:
Tote dimensions, loaded weights, pickup heights and required transfers per hour.
Floor condition, aisle widths, pedestrian interaction and operating schedule.
Existing AMR, conveyor, warehouse management and execution-system interfaces.
Destination country, installation timetable and local support requirements.
Acceptance tests, uptime commitments, maintenance, training and recurring software costs.
Ask the supplier to confirm the supported robot version, payload and reach limits, safety assessment, regional availability, lead time and commercial model in writing. No universal price, local certification or guaranteed ROI is asserted here.
Contact and related resources
Contact Agility Robotics through its official general-inquiries page. For a structured project brief, use our Robotics RFQ Center. Browse more suppliers in Humanoid & Legged Robots or compare logistics applications in Mobile & Logistics Robots.
Sources and verification
Sources reviewed September 9, 2026. This is an editorial company profile based on public supplier material, not a supplier qualification, corporate-registry verification or endorsement. Confirm current terms directly with the company.