Arc
Humanoid robots with proven results, bringing cooperatively safe humanoids designed to scale to industrial environments.
Primary use case: Industrial automation
Weight
61 kg
DOF
44
Payload
20 kg
Price
$NaN
Specifications
Physical
Weight
61 kg
Degrees of Freedom
44
Locomotion
bipedal
Balance
N/A
Manipulation
Hand Type
no hands
Payload
20 kg
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
Fully Autonomous
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
fleet management, remote monitoring
Onboard Compute
cloud
Commercial
Price
$NaN
Availability
Available for purchase
Primary Use Case
Industrial automation
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Agility Moves Closer to Nasdaq as Merger Vote Is Set for November 2
Agility Robotics has moved closer to listing on Nasdaq under the ticker AGLT after the SEC declared effective the Form S-4 registration statement for its $2.5 billion SPAC merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI, with a shareholder vote scheduled for November 2. The transaction would deliver more than $620 million in gross proceeds, including roughly $424 million from Churchill XI's trust and about $200 million from a Foxconn-led PIPE, to fund Digit 5 production and deployments.
Agility's Investor Day: Digit 5 Launches at a $150,000 Bill of Materials, and Its $300M Order Unlocks Skill by Skill
At its October 6, 2026 Investor Day, Agility disclosed that Digit 5 will launch with a ~$150,000 bill of materials (up from Digit 4's ~$125,000), yielding ~50% product margins under RaaS, scaling to ~75% at 10,000 units/year with a $30,000 target BOM. The company detailed that its $300M, 1,000-robot order unlocks in tranches as Digit 5 proves each use case, with three years of service spread over four, and pushed general availability to end of 2027 / early 2028. Agility also outlined using sub-10% debt to fund its RaaS fleet separately from its ~$8M annual capex, ahead of closing its $2.5B SPAC merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI under ticker AGLT.