Agility Robotics plans to go public through a SPAC merger that will raise $465 million from retail investors and private funding. The company makes Digit, a humanoid robot already used to move totes at industrial sites for customers including GXO and Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada.
Agility says it has $300 million in planned contracts for Digit 5, but customers must wait for the robot to meet targets for speed, uptime and placement accuracy. The company plans to demonstrate prototypes at CES 2027 and says the robots should be widely available by the end of that year. It reported $174,000 in revenue and a $362 million loss in the first half of 2026.
Why it matters
For companies considering warehouse automation, Agility’s planned contracts signal interest in Digit 5, but the deals depend on performance targets and the company has not disclosed the customers.
