Unitree R1
A publicly priced entry humanoid that makes the category feel real.
Unitree Robotics, China
Agility Robotics, United States
Agility Digit 5
One of the clearest examples of a humanoid already moving through real industrial workflows.
- Status
- Work robots
- Public price
- Not disclosed
- Category
- Logistics humanoid
- Best for
- Logistics
- Height
- 181 cm
- Weight
- 129 kg
How close to a home
1 / 5
Why it matters
Digit matters because it is not just a concept. It represents the shift from lab fascination to practical deployment in industry.
What it can do
Agility says Digit is deployed today in manufacturing, distribution, and logistics, where repetitive movement and material handling create a clear use case.
The company
Agility Robotics has become one of the most important names in commercial humanoids because it speaks the language of deployment, not just demos.
Specs
Digit 5, unveiled 15 September 2026: 1.81 m, 129 kg, reach up to 2.2 m, 40 percent more payload than Digit 4, a 90-minute battery that recharges in 9 minutes, swappable grippers on ISO flanges, and a safety controller that lets it work near people. Agility reports over 65,000 hours of operation and a 100,000-tote milestone for Digit 4 at GXO near Atlanta. Figures from Agility’s own press release.
Roboosh verdict
Not the robot most people will dream about bringing home, but one of the strongest proofs that the category is becoming commercially real.
Reality check
Industrial traction does not mean consumer readiness. But it often arrives first, and Digit is part of that first wave.
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