Strategic Intelligence Report
Generated July 29, 2026
Robotics
Agility Robotics
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Chokepoint Score
1 other entity structurally depend on this one
Accelerating
Activity
1 recorded change in the last 90 days
Headquarters
Salem, Oregon, USA
Website
Employees
300 (2026, approximate)
Founded
2015
Listing
pending SPAC listing (2026)
Overview
Maker of Digit, the first humanoid robot to hold a paying job, now clocking 65,000 operating hours across live client warehouse and logistics facilities under a robots-as-a-service model with more than $300 million in booked multi-year revenue (roughly 1,000 robots). Agility is going public via a $2.5 billion SPAC deal expected to generate over $620 million for product development, becoming the first pure-play humanoid robotics company listed in the US, and launched Digit v5 -- billed as the world's first AI-enabled cooperatively safe humanoid robot -- while becoming the first company to integrate NVIDIA's Halos safety platform into a humanoid robot.
Dependency Map
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Strategic Connections
Dependency
- NVIDIA: Agility Robotics became the first company to integrate NVIDIA's Halos safety platform into its Digit humanoid robot, enhancing safe human-robot collaboration in warehouses and factories.
Development
- Autonomous Systems & Robotics: Agility Robotics develops Digit, the first humanoid robot to hold a paying job, now with 65,000 hours logged across live client facilities.
Competition / Other
- Figure AI: Agility Robotics competes with Figure AI and other humanoid robotics makers for industrial and logistics deployment contracts.
- Apptronik: Agility Robotics competes with Apptronik in industrial humanoid robot deployment.
Strategic Risks
- CEO has explicitly deprioritized consumer/home robots, limiting near-term addressable market versus 1X
- SPAC listing introduces public-market scrutiny and volatility risk typical of de-SPAC transactions
Future Outlook
- Scaling Digit deployment beyond 1,000 units under robots-as-a-service model post-listing
- NVIDIA Halos safety platform integration could become a differentiator for enterprise procurement
Sources
- Forbes (Jun 2026) — Agility Robotics to go public via $2.5B SPAC deal, first pure-play humanoid robotics listing
- TechCrunch / New Market Pitch (Jul 2026) — Agility's Digit clocks 65,000 operating hours, $300M+ in booked revenue
Generated by InsightNodes — Technology Intelligence Platform. This report reflects sourced, evidence-backed information as of the dates cited above and is not investment advice.
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