Digit is Agility Robotics' bipedal humanoid robot deployed in warehouse and logistics environments for material handling and repetitive transport tasks.
Target environment: Warehouses, logistics facilities and structured indoor workspaces.
Workflow context: Moving totes, boxes and goods through warehouse workflows, including conveyor handoffs and shelf-to-point-of-use transport.
Customer context: Logistics operators and warehouse operators looking to automate repetitive material movement without reconfiguring facilities.
Deployment model: Commercial product with active customer deployments in logistics facilities.
Commercial maturity: One of the few humanoid platforms with real commercial deployment in logistics. Among the most mature in applied warehouse use.
Adoption constraints: Warehouse deployment is real but still limited to structured indoor layouts. Broader adoption depends on expanding the range of handled object types and environments.
Market position: Serves as a reference point for applied humanoid automation in logistics, alongside Stretch and Proxie in the broader mobile manipulation space.
Adjacent products: Stretch, Proxie, Apollo
Audience
Warehouses
Workflow
Moving totes, boxes and goods through warehouse workflows, including conveyor handoffs and shelf-to-point-of-use transport.
Deployment environment
Warehouses, logistics facilities and structured indoor workspaces.
Specifications
Workflow Focus: Manufacturing floors and warehouse spaces
Manipulation: Interchangeable end effectors
Runtime: 4 h
Commercial Status: Commercial deployment / early production deployment
Deployment Maturity: Early production deployment; named commercial customers with live deployment milestones; current production output and total fleet size not disclosed
Operational Environment: Manufacturing, logistics, and distribution environments
Safety: FCC-approved and NRTL-certified humanoid robot; CAT1 stop, safety PLC, on-robot E-stop, wireless teach pendant with integrated E-stop; Functional Safety over EtherCAT; on track for cooperatively safe humanoid…
Manufacturing Location: Salem, Oregon. RoboFab. Peak capacity of 10,000 robots annually. Nearly 6,000 parts. Roughly 80% U.S.-sourced by parts count.
Control Interface: Arc cloud platform for fleet visibility, task assignment, workflow optimization, and AMR/WMS/WES/MES/PLC integration