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Robotics

Agility is first dedicated humanoid maker to list in the US

The maker of the Digit robot started trading on Nasdaq on November 5 after a SPAC merger, with about $465 million before expenses. Its filing shows $174,362 in sales and a $361.9 million loss in the first half of 2026.

Agility Robotics began trading on Nasdaq as AGLT on November 5, after merging with Churchill Capital Corp XI, a SPAC. Bloomberg calls it the first dedicated humanoid company to go public in the US. The deal brought about $465 million before expenses, down from the more than $620 million expected in June. Its filing shows very small sales so far.

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Robotics

Digit 5 is stronger and faster to charge

Working safely beside people is the bigger test.

Agility says its new humanoid can lift 22.7 kilograms, work for 90 minutes, and charge in nine minutes. Early access starts in 2027, so its safety and productivity claims are not yet broad field results.