Agility Robotics

Agility Robotics is a robotics company headquartered in Salem, Oregon, that grew out of the Dynamic Robotics Lab at Oregon State University and now builds Digit, a mobile bipedal humanoid robot for material handling. The company targets warehouses and manufacturing sites struggling with repetitive, physically demanding tasks such as moving totes between conveyors and pallets.

Digit walks on two legs to navigate human-built spaces such as aisles, ramps and stairs, and is paired with Arc, a cloud platform that manages fleets, monitors performance and pushes software updates over the air. Deployments follow a three-phase process — solution setup, on-site validation and operational scale-up — and current users include Schaeffler, Mercado Libre, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada, GXO and Amazon; the company also operates RoboFab, a dedicated Salem facility for building Digit at scale.

1. Bipedal mobility: Digit walks on two legs to navigate stairs, ramps and aisles built for people.

2. Tote and case handling: the robot picks up, carries and places totes between conveyors, carts and pallets.

3. Arc fleet platform: a cloud system that dispatches tasks, tracks robot health and delivers over-the-air updates.

4. Staged deployment: a three-phase rollout covers solution setup, on-site validation and operational scale-up.

5. RoboFab manufacturing: a dedicated Salem facility builds Digit units for commercial-scale delivery.

6. Enterprise integrations: proven deployments with logistics and manufacturing operators such as GXO and Amazon.