Digit
A logistics-first humanoid with real paid warehouse work.
by Agility Robotics · United States
Digit is a bipedal robot purpose-built for warehouse material handling rather than general-purpose tasks. It has some of the strongest commercial evidence in the category: a Robots-as-a-Service agreement with GXO and reported live throughput moving over 100,000 totes, plus trials referenced with Amazon and Toyota. Its narrower design is a feature, not a limitation, for the tote-moving job.
Specifications
Spec evidence: manufacturer reported
Economics estimates
| Purchase price | $100k–$250k est. analyst estimate |
| As-a-Service | Agility offers a RaaS model; specific customer rates are not standardized publicly. Industry commentary often cites an implied cost in the low tens of dollars per hour. |
| Est. integration | $25,000 analyst estimate |
| Est. annual maintenance | $12,000 analyst estimate |
| Est. annual energy | $700 analyst estimate |
| Assumed useful life | 5 yrs |
Primarily offered via RaaS rather than outright sale. Most robot pricing is not publicly disclosed; figures shown as ranges or estimates are labeled with their evidence level and must be verified before use.
Documented deployments
Agility reports Digit moved over 100,000 totes in live commercial deployment.
Source: Agility Robotics (2025-11-20)