Agility Robotics
The hardest evidence of sustained paid commercial use in the West
Commercial ledger
Digit runs at GXO logistics warehouses under a multi-year commercial agreement, moving 100,000+ totes; across all customer sites it has accumulated 65,000+ operating hours over 9 sites; in February 2026 Toyota Canada signed an RaaS commercial contract after a one-year pilot. The RoboFab plant in Oregon has a full capacity of 10,000 units/year. Digit's selling point is "collaborative safety": it works alongside people without fencing, which limits it to low- and mid-speed material handling but earns the lowest entry-retrofit cost.
Training data comes from continuous returns by the RaaS fleet: each site's tote-size distribution, floor friction and failure-recovery sequences enter the training set, forming a "deploy-is-collect" flywheel. This is why Agility dares to sign multi-year contracts — the model improves along with the fleet rather than freezing at delivery.
| item | Value |
|---|---|
| Load | approx. 16 kg |
| Cumulative runtime | 65,000+ hours / 9 sites |
| Handling volume | GXO 100,000+ |
| Capacity | RoboFab at full capacity: 10,000 units/year |