Digit 5
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Fifth-generation humanoid engineered for cooperatively safe work at scale
More from Agility RoboticsAgility's fifth-generation humanoid, presented as its first cooperatively safe model, designed to work in close proximity to people on the facility floor. The official page publishes a 23 kg (50 lb) payload and 2.2 m (7.2 ft) reach, and describes fleet-management software for AMR, WMS, WES and MES integration. According to Agility, Digit 5 will feature Nyobolt battery technology offering 90 min runtime and a 9 min recharge, with a 10:1 run-to-charge ratio, designed to enable more than 20 h of work in a 24 h day. Agility said in October 2026 that Digit 5 will standardize its onboard compute on NVIDIA IGX Thor modules. Successor to Digit, whose official URL now redirects here.
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- How much does Agility Robotics Digit 5 cost?
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- What are the known specifications of Agility Robotics Digit 5?
- Payload: 23 kg · Reach: 2.2m
- What are the alternatives to Agility Robotics Digit 5?
- Comparable catalog models: Boston Dynamics Atlas, PUDU D7.
- Is Agility Robotics Digit 5 still sold?
- Current availability is not verified. Confirm sales and stock with the maker.
Specifications
- Payload
- 23 kg
- Reach
- 2.2m
Use cases
- •Warehouse automation
- •Material handling
- •Logistics
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- Announced battery
- Nyobolt; 90 min runtime, 9 min recharge (planned)
- Run-to-charge ratio
- 10:1 (announced)
- Work per 24 h
- More than 20 h (designed, announced)
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