Digit is a general-purpose humanoid robot built by Agility Robotics for industrial and warehouse environments. Its human form factor lets it work in facilities that were never redesigned for automation. Arc, a cloud-based automation platform, connects Digit to existing warehouse systems, including autonomous mobile robots and management and execution systems, and gives operators live metrics and fleet monitoring. A physical AI stack trained on real deployments delivers new capabilities to the robot over the cloud, backed by on-site service and real-time monitoring.
Operations leaders at logistics providers, retailers and manufacturers are the intended buyers, particularly those facing labor gaps in repetitive material-handling tasks. Warehouse engineers and automation integrators value that Arc plugs into existing control software rather than replacing it. Safety and compliance teams will see that Agility publishes an industrial humanoid policy and a structured deployment process, which covers planning, rollout and scaling from a first site to many. Digit 5 is the current generation presented to prospective customers, and a leadership team with backgrounds at Magic Leap, Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon guides the roadmap.
Digit moves totes and containers where people already work, so a distribution center can add automation without rebuilding aisles or conveyors. Arc coordinates the robot with AMRs and the systems that assign work, letting managers track workflows and metrics for the whole fleet in one place. Digit has landed jobs with supply chain partners including Toyota, Amazon, Mercado Libre and GXO, the contract logistics provider. Teams exploring a deployment can talk to Agility, follow its deployment process and rely on its service organization to keep operations running after go-live.
