ImageDigit
Bipedal humanoid for tote handling, palletizing and line feeding, mainly offered as Robots-as-a-Service and managed via the Arc cloud platform.
Pioneer of Digit, a humanoid in commercial warehouse work

Agility Robotics builds the bipedal humanoid Digit. Customers include GXO, Schaeffler, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada and Mercado Libre, with deployment commitments at nine facilities and over 65,000 cumulative operating hours. In October 2026 AGCO (with a trial planned for 2027) and three unnamed manufacturers joined paid programs, and GXO added two sites. In June 2026 it announced a SPAC merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI at a $2.5B pre-money value. The Foxconn-led PIPE is about $201M, and gross proceeds after redemptions are expected at about $465M, down from more than $620M initially expected. The next-generation Digit 5, billed as cooperatively safe, has over $300M in multi-year orders.
Researched as of November 3, 2026. Each item links to its source.
Churchill XI shareholders approved the merger with over 84% of votes cast; closing is expected Nov 4 and Nasdaq trading as AGLT on Nov 5, 2026.
Source: agilityrobotics.comGXO expanded Digit to two more US sites in North Carolina and Tennessee; Digit has moved over 100,000 totes at its Georgia facility.
Source: agilityrobotics.comSigned a commercial agreement with AGCO for a Digit pilot at its Hesston, Kansas plant, expected to begin in 2027.
Source: agilityrobotics.comUnveiled Digit 5, with cooperative safety that slows and stops near people and about 50 lb (22.7 kg) payload (~40% more); North American availability is planned for H1 2027.
Source: businessinsider.jpAnnounced a merger with SPAC Churchill Capital Corp XI at a USD 2.5B pre-money equity value, including a Foxconn-led PIPE.
Source: verdict.co.uk
ImageBipedal humanoid for tote handling, palletizing and line feeding, mainly offered as Robots-as-a-Service and managed via the Arc cloud platform.
ImageNext-generation Digit billed as the first cooperatively safe humanoid, preparing for commercial launch with over $300M in multi-year orders (subject to milestones). Specs are still subject to change.
Digit moves totes at the SPANX facility outside Atlanta, Georgia, under a RaaS agreement with GXO.
In February 2026, after a pilot of about a year, TMMC signed a commercial RaaS agreement. Digit supports manufacturing and logistics work at the Woodstock, Ontario plant; press reports put the initial fleet at seven units.
German auto supplier Schaeffler is named among the customers with Digit deployment commitments.
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