How much does the Digit cost?

The Digit by Agility Robotics is priced at ~$250,000 (estimated).

What are the specs of the Digit?

The Digit is a bipedal robot. Height: 5'9" (175 cm). Weight: 65 kg. 16 degrees of freedom.

Is the Digit commercially available?

The Digit by Agility Robotics is currently in commercial status.

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Digit

Made by Agility Robotics 🇺🇸 Salem, USA

Commercial~$250,000 (estimated)Bipedal

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Height5'9" (175 cm)

Weight65 kg

Max Speed1.5 m/s

Degrees of Freedom16

Payload Capacity16 kg

Battery Life4+ hours

Capability Assessment

5.5/ 10

ReadinessHigh

DexterityLow

MobilityLow

AutonomyHigh

PayloadModerate

EnduranceModerate

5.5/ 10

Humanoid Index Assessment

Humanoid Index Assessment — scores derived from published specifications and deployment data.

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Digit's First Day of Work at GXO — Official

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Specifications

Height	5'9" (175 cm)
Weight	65 kg
Max Speed	1.5 m/s
Degrees of Freedom	16
Payload Capacity	16 kg
Battery Life	4+ hours
Gait Type	Bipedal
Sensors	LiDAR, depth cameras, IMU
Motor Type	Electric
Connectivity	WiFi, 4G

Specs vs Field Average

How Digit compares to the average across all indexed robots (normalized 0-10 scale)

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About Digit

Digit is Agility Robotics' bipedal humanoid designed specifically for warehouse logistics. At 175 cm tall and 65 kg, it is purpose-built to navigate human-scale environments, including stairs, tight aisles, and loading docks. Digit features 16 degrees of freedom, a 16 kg payload capacity, and achieves walking speeds of 1.5 m/s with 4+ hours of battery life. Agility Robotics operates RoboFab, the world's first humanoid robot factory, in Salem, Oregon, with capacity to produce thousands of units annually. Digit is currently deployed in pilot programs at Amazon fulfillment centers, where it handles tote transfer tasks. The company has raised over $200 million in funding. Digit's design prioritizes reliability and repeatability over maximum dexterity, making it one of the most commercially mature humanoid platforms currently available.