Digit

Name: Digit
Brand: Agility Robotics
Availability: InStock

Shipping 2019 Business

Agility Robotics’ bipedal warehouse humanoid, the most commercially deployed humanoid in industry, offered mainly via Robots-as-a-Service.

Overview

Digit, first revealed in 2019, is Agility Robotics’ industrial bipedal humanoid, assembled in Salem, Oregon and managed through the Agility Arc fleet platform. It is commercially deployed with customers including GXO, Schaeffler, Amazon and Toyota, primarily under a Robots-as-a-Service model rather than outright sale — the most widely deployed humanoid in real operations as of 2026.

Use cases

Warehouse logistics Tote & container handling Fulfillment

Capability evidence

Amazon tote consolidation

Amazon began testing Digit for tote consolidation and recycling at its robotics R&D facility south of Seattle. TechCrunch ↗ · 2023-10
First RaaS deployment

Digit landed the industry's first formal commercial humanoid deployment, moving Spanx totes from Chuck AMRs to conveyors at GXO's Flowery Branch, Georgia facility. The Robot Report ↗ · 2024-06
100,000-tote milestone

Digit surpassed 100,000 totes moved in the live GXO fulfillment workflow, including tote picks from AMRs, conveyor loading and container stacking. Robotics & Automation News ↗ · 2025-11

Digit in the news

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Home & Consumer

Agility Robotics Financials Reveal Scaling Hurdles for the Digit Humanoid

Agility Robotics’ latest S-4 filing highlights the immense capital intensity of the humanoid sector, reporting $1.8 million in revenue against a $140 million operating loss.

Industry & Logistics

Agility Robotics Enhances Digit for Complex Warehouse Environments

Agility Robotics continues to refine the operational capabilities of Digit as it navigates complex, dynamic warehouse tasks in new demonstration cycles.

Work & Enterprise

Workforce Oversight Remains the Primary Constraint for Physical AI Deployment

Integrating humanoids into labor-intensive environments requires shifting focus from raw throughput to human-centric oversight, as seen with deployments of units like Digit.