Digit Logistics Humanoid

Agility Robotics · Humanoid · United States

Digit Logistics Humanoid
Illustration — AI-generated, not a photograph of the hardware

Engineered specifically to solve human-scaled logistics constraints. Digit walks forward, backward, turns, squats, and handles plastic tote bins in structured warehouses.

Digit Logistics Humanoid specifications

AvailabilityDeployed — Operating in customer fulfillment centers; not sold outright. (as of 2026-09-05)
Degrees of freedom20
Weight65 kg
Battery life3.5 h
Payload16 kg
Max speed1.5 m/s
ActuatorsPulleys & Belt-Driven Parallel Linkages
Primary sensorSolid State Lidar & Stereoscopic Optics
FunctionMaterial handling
Released2024
MaturityAdvanced
StatusTesting
Indicative priceN/A (Enterprise)

ZeroGantry verdict: 3 out of 5

Agility Digit has more verified commercial deployment hours than any other humanoid — period. GXO Logistics isn't a demo, it's a production environment with 10,000+ cycles of real data. The robot is purpose-built for one thing: moving totes in warehouses. It does that job well. But the backward-knee design, while mechanically sound, creates genuine human acceptance problems on the floor. Workers report it as 'creepy' — and in a labor environment where acceptance is critical, that matters. The fleet coordination is the real IP here — multi-robot task allocation without a central server is something no competitor has demonstrated at this scale.

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