Digit stands 5 feet, 9 inches tall. Agility Robotics. The upgrades are intended to improve human robot interaction. Adding a head and digital face to the robots allows humans to better understand ...

There are several studies out there investigating the science behind robot faces and what varieties are best suited for which job. It's also clear why Agility created a face for the 2.0 version of its ...

Agility Robotics is putting Digit — a two-legged robot that can lift 40-pound packages — on the market. Ford, which has been involved in a research project with the robotics startup since last year, ...

In the not-so-distant future, human-like robots will be as ubiquitous as the automobile or smartphone – if Agility Robotics’ vision of the future comes to life.

US robotics startup Agility Robotics says its bipedal robot, Digit, is now available for sale. It costs an undisclosed six-figure sum, and its creators say it could be used in a range of ...

Digit will also have a head with a pair of digital eyes that will help people understand where it is headed and it’s intentions. The robot does have a speaker but it won’t talk.

Amazon is testing Agility Robotics' Digit, a two-legged robot, in its US warehouses. There are some benefits to robots taking the human form, but it's not the best for all tasks.

The company said it would produce hundreds of its Digit robots in the first year and eventually scale to build more than 10,000 robots each year. Digit was designed to operate in warehouse ...

Mobile robots carrying sensors and 3D systems are increasingly used to scan facilities and collect data that can be used to build 3D models of the site. “One of the very urgent objectives right now ...

Agility Robotics has raised about $178 million in investment to date, a spokesperson said. It competes with the likes of Apptronik, which is working with NASA on humanoid robots, and Boston ...

Digit, the bipedal robot developed by Agility Robotics, will continue to evolve and improve, including the addition of a head and some digits of its very own, according to co-founders Damion Shelton ...