Separate commercial, limited, prototype and development stages.
Robot product dossier · 06
Digit
Agility Robotics · Limited commercial sites / United States · Bipedal mobile manipulation
Limited deployment / pilotContracted, task-bounded deployment reported by the vendor and customerLast reviewed: 11 August 2026
Decision questionCan a bipedal mobile manipulator move totes reliably inside an existing warehouse flow?
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FUURAA thesis
Digit offers stronger evidence than a lab-only prototype because a multi-year customer agreement names a workflow. It still does not establish general warehouse capability or fleet-scale economics.
Reading method
Do not ask only what the robot can do; ask how the whole system works, fails and recovers.
Inventory software, payloads, facilities and people beyond the robot.
Move from demos to repeated tests, field data and auditable records.
State what first-party reporting still cannot prove.
System and workflow map
Four interdependent layers turn a product name into real operating conditions.
Each layer explains its role and what procurement, research or deployment teams should watch.
Bipedal mobility
The form targets facilities built around human aisles and stations.
Tote handling
The public deployment is bounded around repetitive container movement.
Fleet orchestration
Useful scale requires dispatch, traffic control and coordination with warehouse systems.
Workcell interface
Pick and place stations still need predictable presentation and safe access.
Decision checklist
Five checks turn product interest into verifiable procurement, research or pilot questions.
Define the task, interfaces, safety and operations before requesting evidence that supports a decision.
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Task fit
Keep the first task close to the disclosed tote-moving workflow.
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Integration load
Map warehouse management, fleet, charging, stations and material containers.
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Safety case
Plan for falls, load drops, human crossings and emergency access.
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Operating model
Define fleet supervision, maintenance, battery cycles and fallback staffing.
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Evidence to request
Request per-shift moves, intervention rate, availability and damage data.
Scope boundaries
Product availability, a video demonstration or a commercial agreement each supports only bounded conclusions.
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A commercial agreement is evidence of commitment, not proof of target performance at scale.
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The named tote workflow does not establish competence across arbitrary warehouse tasks.
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Public materials do not provide a complete independent cost or reliability record.
Sources and evidence status
Primary product material and independent evaluation context are kept distinct.
Dates, source identity, supported conclusions and reading boundaries remain reviewable.
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Agility Robotics · 2024-06-27
↗02Digit — official product or programme source
A bipedal mobile manipulation robot deployed under a multi-year agreement in a live logistics operation.
International Federation of Robotics · Accessed 2026-08-11
↗Humanoid robots: vision and reality
Supporting material used to calibrate evaluation method and scope boundaries.