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Agility Robotics · United States

Digit 5

Name: Agility Robotics Digit 5
Brand: Agility Robotics

Digit 5 (2026 announced)

AnnouncedHumanoid

Announced, not shipping. Early access expected H1 2027; general availability expected by end 2027, not guaranteed.

Other generation: Digit 4

Announced, not shipping. Early access expected H1 2027; general availability expected by end 2027, not guaranteed.

Unveiled September 15, 2026. Agility lists preliminary estimates of 181 cm height, 129 kg weight, 23 kg payload, 90-minute runtime and 9-minute recharge. These pre-production figures may change. Digit 4 deployment hours and GXO totes are not Digit 5 experience.

Who it's for: Enterprise manufacturing, warehouse and distribution operators exploring future access.
Limits & what is not verified: Some manufacturer content is animated. Product and safety features remain in development; no verified safe human detection, unfenced autonomy, complete workflows or obtained CE certification is claimed here. No current sales or shipping verified.

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Announced: 2026
Shipping since: Not verified
Available in: Not verified — check with the manufacturer for your country
Warranty: Not published — confirm with manufacturer
Service: Future enterprise terms, not verified

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