Agility Robotics' Digit: 100,000 Totes, Nine Facilities, and a $2.5 Billion Path to Nasdaq
Digit has the longest commercial track record of any humanoid: a multi-year RaaS contract with GXO, deployments at Schaeffler and Toyota, and 100,000+ totes moved at a single site. In June 2026 Agility announced a SPAC merger at a $2.5B valuation.
Ask which humanoid robot has done the most real commercial work, and the evidence points to a machine without a face. Agility Robotics' Digit — a biped built deliberately for logistics rather than for looking human — has accumulated what its SEC filing describes as more than 65,000 operating hours across nine customer facilities. In June 2026, Agility announced a merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI that would take it public on Nasdaq under the ticker AGLT at a $2.5 billion pre-money valuation.
The GXO contract: the industry's first real RaaS deal
GXO Logistics signed what it describes as the logistics industry's first formal commercial robots-as-a-service agreement for humanoid robots with Agility in mid-2024, following a late-2023 proof of concept. Digit units work at a Spanx facility in Flowery Branch, Georgia, moving totes between autonomous mobile robots and conveyors. By November 2025, GXO announced the deployment had passed 100,000 totes moved — the most concrete throughput milestone any humanoid vendor has publicly reached with a named customer.
The task is deliberately narrow, and that is the point. Tote handoff between AMRs and conveyors is repetitive, structured, and bounded — exactly the kind of work where a supervised humanoid can run multi-year without requiring general intelligence. Agility's bet is that reliability in one boring task beats versatility in a hundred exciting ones.
The robots-as-a-service structure matters as much as the robot. Customers do not buy Digit hardware outright; they subscribe to a capability, with Agility responsible for uptime, maintenance, and software. That aligns incentives around reliability rather than unit sales — and it produces the kind of recurring, disclosed metrics (totes moved, operating hours) that let outsiders verify progress instead of trusting keynote claims.
A customer list that keeps growing
Beyond GXO, Schaeffler has run Digit on factory shifts at its Cheraw, South Carolina plant since early 2025. Amazon — an investor through its Industrial Innovation Fund — has tested Digit at its Sumner, Washington fulfillment center since October 2023, though Amazon still characterizes the work as a pilot and has not disclosed a scaled commercial deployment. Mercado Libre, Latin America's largest e-commerce company, signed a commercial agreement in late 2025.
In February 2026, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada signed a RaaS agreement to deploy seven Digit units at its Woodstock, Ontario plant, which builds the RAV4 — Digit's first automotive manufacturing deployment and a signal that the logistics-proven playbook transfers to factory material handling.
The SPAC deal
The merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI, announced June 24, 2026, values Agility at $2.5 billion pre-money and is expected to deliver more than $620 million in gross proceeds, including roughly $200 million from a PIPE at $10 per share. Agility reports more than $300 million in multi-year contracted orders for its Digit v5 robot — a contracted revenue pipeline that distinguishes it from pre-revenue peers that have gone public on projections alone.
None of this makes Digit a general-purpose robot, and Agility does not claim otherwise. Autonomy levels during tote operations remain supervised, and no third party has audited throughput. But in an industry saturated with reveal videos, Digit's record is the benchmark everyone else is quietly measured against: named customers, signed contracts, counted totes, filed operating hours.
Frequently asked questions
What tasks does Digit do in warehouses?
Digit's core commercial task is tote handling: moving plastic totes between autonomous mobile robots and conveyor systems, and related material-handling work. At GXO's Flowery Branch, Georgia facility the deployment passed 100,000 totes moved by November 2025.
Is Agility Robotics publicly traded?
Not yet. In June 2026 Agility announced a merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI (Nasdaq: CCXI) at a $2.5 billion pre-money valuation. If completed, Agility will trade on Nasdaq under the ticker AGLT.
Which companies use Digit robots?
Named customers and partners include GXO Logistics (Spanx facility in Georgia), Schaeffler (Cheraw, South Carolina), Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (Woodstock, Ontario), Mercado Libre, and Amazon, which has run a pilot at its Sumner, Washington fulfillment center since 2023.
Sources
Tech Times — Agility Robotics signs SPAC deal for US Nasdaq debut
Enterprise DNA — First humanoid robot company goes public in $2.5B SPAC deal