Logistics · United States Deployed

Digit

Agility Robotics

Agility Robotics Digit humanoid carrying a tote at a GXO warehouse.
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A bipedal robot for material movement in spaces built for people. Agility reports commercial work at GXO, moving totes between mobile robots, conveyors and floor locations. The evidence supports defined logistics workflows, rather than unrestricted human-level versatility across arbitrary tasks.

The useful work

  • Tote transfer
  • AMR-to-conveyor handling
  • Tote stacking

The workplaces

  • Warehousing
  • Third-party logistics

How people fit in

Operations teams select suitable workflows, oversee exceptions and maintain site procedures.

Availability & deployment

Documented commercial deployment at GXO under a multi-year robots-as-a-service agreement. New deployments use Agility's sales-led qualification process. This entry covers the deployed Digit family; availability of particular generations, tasks and regions must be confirmed.

WORLDWIDE CONTEXT

Where it comes from. Where it works.

Manufacturer base / origin: United States · North America

US-based manufacturer. Commercial Digit deployment is documented at GXO in Flowery Branch, Georgia, with more than 100,000 totes moved. This record does not establish unrestricted international availability.

North America
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Source checked 20 September 2026. Vendor-reported information. Confirm exact configuration, local support, integration and site suitability with the manufacturer.

Before deploying Digit

These are editorial procurement questions, not results of independent product testing.

  • What loads, rack interfaces, routes and floor conditions have been validated?
  • How will the robot integrate with the warehouse system and existing traffic?
  • Who handles blocked routes, damaged goods, charging and system outages?

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