Robotics Agility's S-4 puts a price on a warehouse humanoid: $8,500 a month
Agility Robotics filed its S-4 on September 7, disclosing $1.8M in 2025 net sales and a $140M operating loss. The same document lists Digit v5 at about $8,500 a month.
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Robotics Suction handles 70% of warehouse picks. Locus just bought the other 30%.
Locus AMRs have assisted more than 6 billion picks. On August 28, the company's grasping lead drew the boundary: suction covers 60% to 70%, the remaining 30% to 40% needs pinch and touch, and touch is something 「simulated data is not going to help with very much」.
Robotics Agility hires 200 humans to train its warehouse robot
Agility is opening a Fremont hub and hiring ~200 people to train Digit — the same humanoid it places in warehouses — while going public at a $2.5B valuation.
Robotics Robot.com's new humanoid targets the jobs people won't stay in
Robot.com's new R-noid humanoid targets high-turnover jobs — quick-service kitchens, warehouse picking, hotel laundry — rented by the shift, and unlike the workers it replaces, it never resigns.
Robotics China's humanoid robots hit 85% of human output on the floor
Chinese humanoids are posting real productivity numbers on factory and logistics floors, and the gap to human workers is narrowing fast.
Robotics Two robots now unload the truck and stack the pallet, no human between
Ambi Robotics and Pickle Robot integrated their systems to fully automate warehouse receiving, from trailer unloading through palletizing, with no human handoff.
Robotics Agility Robotics goes public via $2.5B SPAC merger
Agility Robotics will go public through a $2.5B SPAC merger with Churchill Capital XI, listing on Nasdaq as AGLT.
Robotics Agility Robotics becomes the first US humanoid maker to go public
Agility Robotics will list on Nasdaq via a $2.5 billion SPAC merger, the first US pure-play humanoid maker to go public — its Digit robots already log 65,000 hours in real warehouses.
Robotics Agility Robotics Goes Public at $2.5B With Robots Already on the Job
Agility Robotics will merge with Churchill Capital Corp XI at a $2.5B valuation, becoming the first U.S.-listed pure-play humanoid company with paying customers.
Robotics Amazon Vulcan Crowned Robot of the Year as Warehouse Touch Hits 75%
RBR50 named Amazon Vulcan its 2026 Robot of the Year at the Boston Robotics Summit on May 28. The touch-sensing stowing arm now handles 75% of warehouse items across two sites, 500K+ orders processed.
Robotics DHL Supply Chain CIO Sally Miller Names the Three Vendors Running 8,000 Robots Across 2,800 Global Sites — Locus, Boston Dynamics, Robust AI — And Says the Quiet Part Out Loud: 「Does It Reduce Our Dependency on Labor? Yes, It Does. If Anyone Says Otherwise, I Don't Think They Are Being Truthful.」 — Fortune, May 20, 2026
DHL's global CIO breaks the robotics-deployment script the industry has been using for two years and tells Fortune what the executive memo always omits: yes, fewer jobs, and the people left actually like it.
Robotics Accenture, SAP and Vodafone Just Piloted a Humanoid Robot in a Duisburg Warehouse. The Giveaway Line in the Press Release: It Will 「Lower Overtime Costs and the Dependency on Temporary Labor」.
Three of the largest IT and telecom brands in Europe used Hannover Messe 2026 to announce that a humanoid robot has been doing warehouse inspections inside Vodafone Procure & Connect's Duisburg facility. The pilot is pitched as 'safety-enhancing.' The press release also says, out loud, that it will reduce overtime and temp-labor spend.