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Agility Digit

Humanoidworking for customers, price not disclosed

The Agility Digit
Image: Agility

22 sourced facts: 22 confirmed. Last checked 14 Oct 2026.

Confirmed
The robot's maker or the part's maker says so.
Likely
A good source points to it, but neither maker has said it outright.
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Availability

Whether you can get one, and what it costs.

Working for customersDigit v4Confirmed

Digit is doing paid work for companies including Schaeffler, GXO and Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada.

Applies to
Digit v4
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14 Oct 2026
Open for ordersDigit 5Confirmed

The next model, Digit 5, already has more than 300 million dollars of multi-year orders. Early access is expected in the first half of 2027 and general availability by the end of 2027.

Applies to
Digit 5
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14 Oct 2026
Not disclosedAgility does not publish a price. Its 2026 merger filing uses about US$200,000 to buy one, or US$8,500 a month to rent plus about US$25,000 to set up, as planning figures rather than a quoted price.

Agility does not publish a price. Its 2026 merger filing uses about US$200,000 to buy one, or US$8,500 a month to rent plus about US$25,000 to set up, as planning figures rather than a quoted price.

Also see
Agility, FAQs (pricing)agilityrobotics.com
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14 Oct 2026

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AI model

The software that decides what the robot does.

Agility whole-body control modelConfirmed

Agility's own small AI model that controls how Digit walks, balances and moves its whole body. Agility built its own small AI model that controls how Digit walks, balances and moves its arms and body, like a motor sense. It is learned entirely in simulation and then works on the real robot.

Made by
In-house
Applies to
All versions
Also see
Agility, Agility and AI (Mar 16, 2026)agilityrobotics.com
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using Agility whole-body control model
Gemini Roboticsresearch useConfirmed

Google DeepMind's family of AI models that help robots understand what they see, follow instructions and plan movements. Agility has tested steering Digit's movement model with a research preview of Google DeepMind's Gemini AI, and DeepMind lists Agility among early testers of its Gemini Robotics-ER model. This is described as research, not what runs on customer robots.

Made by
Google DeepMind
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research use
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using Gemini Robotics

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Chip

The computer inside the robot that runs it.

IGX ThorDigit 5Confirmed

An industrial Nvidia computer for robots, with built-in safety features. Digit 5 uses Nvidia's IGX Thor, an industrial computer with built-in safety features, to run its system that spots nearby people.

Made by
Nvidia
Applies to
Digit 5
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using IGX Thor
Jetson ThorA future generation, plannedConfirmed

Nvidia's newest onboard AI computer, aimed at humanoid robots. Agility plans to use Nvidia's Jetson Thor as Digit's main onboard computer in a coming generation, so bigger AI models can run on the robot itself. This was announced as a plan, not as shipping hardware.

Made by
Nvidia
Applies to
A future generation, planned
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using Jetson Thor
Jetson, model not namedCurrent DigitConfirmed

One of Nvidia's small computers for running AI inside machines. Which one has not been said. Nvidia says the current Digit has one of its Jetson computers inside, but does not say which one.

Made by
Nvidia
Applies to
Current Digit
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using Jetson, model not named

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Senses

How the robot sees and hears the world.

RealSense D455Confirmed

A depth camera that sees in 3D and works at longer range than its smaller sibling. A RealSense D455 depth camera sits in Digit's neck and gives it a 3D view for spotting objects, avoiding collisions and mapping the ground.

Made by
RealSense
Applies to
All versions
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using RealSense D455
Onboard camerasDigit 5Confirmed

Cameras built into the robot. Digit 5 uses several onboard cameras to find its way and work safely, and handles that data on the robot itself.

Made by
Not named
Applies to
Digit 5
Also see
Agility, FAQsagilityrobotics.com
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using Onboard cameras
Depth cameraConfirmed

A camera that measures how far away each thing it sees is. Digit has infrared depth sensors that measure how far away things are, helping it notice unexpected obstacles and stop or go around them.

Made by
Not named
Applies to
All versions
Source
Agility, FAQsagilityrobotics.com
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using Depth camera
3D lidarConfirmed

A laser scanner that measures distance in every direction. Digit carries lidar, a laser scanner that measures the space around it, alongside its cameras. The maker of the lidar is not named.

Made by
Not named
Applies to
All versions
Source
Agility, FAQsagilityrobotics.com
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using 3D lidar
Motion sensor (IMU)Digit 5Confirmed

A sensor, like the one in a phone, that feels tilt and movement so the robot can keep its balance. Digit 5 has motion sensors that feel tilt and acceleration, which help it keep its balance.

Made by
Not named
Applies to
Digit 5
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using Motion sensor (IMU)
Force sensingConfirmed

Sensors that measure how hard the robot is pushing, pulling or gripping. Digit records force readings along with camera images and joint positions, so it can sense how hard it is pushing or gripping. The sensor maker is not named.

Made by
Not named
Applies to
All versions
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using Force sensing

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Training

How the robot was taught.

Isaac LabConfirmed

The newer version of Nvidia's robot training simulator. Agility trains Digit's skills first in Nvidia's Isaac Lab simulator, where a virtual robot practises by trial and reward.

Made by
Nvidia
Applies to
All versions
Also see
Agility, FAQsagilityrobotics.com
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using Isaac Lab
Isaac SimConfirmed

Nvidia's simulator for designing and testing robots, which also produces computer-made training images. Digit's body-control model was trained in Nvidia's Isaac Sim physics simulator, packing decades of practice into a few days.

Made by
Nvidia
Applies to
All versions
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using Isaac Sim
MuJoCoConfirmed

An open physics simulator used to test robot movement. Agility also uses MuJoCo, a physics simulator from Google DeepMind, to build virtual worlds for training Digit.

Made by
Google DeepMind
Applies to
All versions
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using MuJoCo
Reinforcement learningConfirmed

Learning by trial and error, keeping what works. Digit learns balance and handling skills by trial and error in simulation, getting a reward when it does well, before it works in a real building.

Made by
Not named
Applies to
All versions
Source
Agility, FAQsagilityrobotics.com
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using Reinforcement learning
Teleoperated demonstrationsConfirmed

People drive the robot remotely, and the recordings become its lessons. Engineers wearing VR headsets remotely guide Digit through tasks many times, and those recordings are used to teach it.

Made by
Not named
Applies to
All versions
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using Teleoperated demonstrations
Motion captureConfirmed

Recording how real people move with tracking equipment, so a robot can learn from those movements. Agility also teaches Digit from recordings of real human movement, captured with motion-capture equipment.

Made by
Not named
Applies to
All versions
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using Motion capture
OmniverseConfirmed

Nvidia software for building realistic virtual copies of real places, used to test robots before they go to work. Agility tests trained skills in virtual copies of real facilities built with Nvidia Omniverse before using them on real robots.

Made by
Nvidia
Applies to
All versions
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using Omniverse

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Software

The system that ties it together and lets people program it.

Agility ArcConfirmed

Agility's online software for setting up a fleet of Digit robots, giving them jobs and tracking their work. Agility Arc is the company's cloud software for setting up Digit robots, giving them jobs, watching how they perform and sending them updates.

Made by
In-house
Applies to
All versions
Also see
Agility, Solutionsagilityrobotics.com
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using Agility Arc
Halos CoreDigit 5Confirmed

Nvidia safety software that handles the safety-critical parts of a robot's system. Digit 5's people-detection safety system uses Nvidia's Halos Core safety software running on the IGX Thor computer.

Made by
Nvidia
Applies to
Digit 5
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14 Oct 2026
Every robot using Halos Core
Not disclosedAgility does not publish a public software kit for outside programmers, and none of its pages say Digit runs ROS 2. Customers connect Digit to their warehouse systems through Agility Arc.

Agility does not publish a public software kit for outside programmers, and none of its pages say Digit runs ROS 2. Customers connect Digit to their warehouse systems through Agility Arc.

We looked at
Agility, FAQsagilityrobotics.com
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14 Oct 2026

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