Digit

Canonical robot record

Overview

Digit is a human-centric, multi-purpose humanoid robot developed by Agility Robotics, originally spun out of the Dynamic Robotics Laboratory at Oregon State University. It is designed primarily for logistics and warehouse environments, where it performs repetitive, physically demanding, and load-intensive tasks such as moving plastic totes and handling bulk materials.

The robot is built around interchangeable end effectors and AI-powered learning, allowing a fleet to switch between applications and adapt to seasonal or shifting warehouse needs. Its legged design lets it navigate obstacles and walk on uneven surfaces, operating in spaces built for people rather than requiring custom infrastructure.

Agility positions Digit as the first humanoid to prove real value at scale, citing commercial deployments in which the robot has moved large volumes of totes in production logistics operations.

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