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Agility Robotics

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Snapshot

  • What it is

    Detail
    Makes Digit, a two-legged humanoid robot for repetitive, physically demanding work in manufacturing, distribution and logistics, and the software that deploys and manages it[1]
    As of
    Nov 2026

  • Founded

    Detail
    2015[2]
    As of
    Sep 2026

  • Headquarters

    Detail
    Salem, Oregon, with offices in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Fremont, California[1]
    As of
    Nov 2026

  • Facilities

    Detail
    RoboFab, a 70,000 sq ft factory in Salem designed for up to 10,000 robots a year; substantially all of its manufacturing is there (Form S-4)[3]
    As of
    Oct 2026

  • Listing

    Detail
    Nasdaq: AGLT (warrants AGLTW), trading since Nov 5, 2026, after its merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI[4]
    As of
    Nov 2026

  • Leadership

    Detail
    Peggy Johnson, CEO since Mar 2024[5]Full leadership
    As of
    Mar 2024

Leadership

  • CEO

    Person and background
    Peggy Johnson, CEO since Mar 2024[5](Mar 2024)
    CEO of Magic Leap (Aug 2020 to Oct 2023); EVP of Business Development at Microsoft (Sep 2014 to Jul 2020); earlier EVP of Qualcomm Technologies and President of Global Market Development at Qualcomm[2](Sep 2026)
    As of
    Sep 2026

  • CFO

    Person and background
    Michael Beer, Chief Financial Officer[2]
    As of
    Sep 2026

  • Board

    Person and background
    Damion Shelton, co-founder, chairman of the board[2]
    As of
    Sep 2026

  • Leadership

    Person and background
    Also named as officers for after the merger: Jonathan Hurst (co-founder, Chief Robot Officer), Daniel Diez (Chief Business Officer), Jennifer Hunter (COO), Pras Velagapudi (CTO), Anastasia Lang (Chief Legal & People Officer) and Marco Marroquin (Chief Hardware Officer)[2]
    As of
    Sep 2026

  • Founders

    Person and background
    Jonathan Hurst and Damion Shelton[2]
    As of
    Sep 2026

Scale and customers

  • Production hours

    Detail
    More than 65,000 hours of operation in customer environments[1]Self-reported
    As of
    Nov 2026

  • Featured deployment

    Detail
    GXO, Georgia: more than 100,000 totes moved under a multi-year commercial agreement that began in Jun 2024, which Agility calls "the first formal commercial deployment of a humanoid robot in live operations"[3]Self-reported
    As of
    Oct 2026

  • Customer programs (Oct 2026)

    Detail
    GXO is adding Statesville, North Carolina, and Lebanon, Tennessee (from early 2027, on Digit 4 and then Digit 5); AGCO will pilot Digit at its Hesston, Kansas, plant from 2027; Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada signed a commercial agreement after a pilot; Schaeffler, also an investor, is deploying Digit in automotive manufacturing; three unnamed manufacturers are in paid programs (an automaker selling more than 3 million vehicles a year, an automotive-components developer and a consumer-products maker)[3]Self-reported
    As of
    Oct 2026

  • Pipeline

    Detail
    More than 30 prospective customers in commercial discussions or its Customer Acceleration Program[3]Self-reported
    As of
    Oct 2026

  • Revenue

    Detail
    Net sales of $1.8M in 2025 ($310K in 2024); $1.1M of the 2025 total was Digit robots sold to one investor (a related party)[2]
    As of
    Sep 2026

  • Site claims

    Detail
    Digit 4 deployed or committed for deployment at nine customer facilities (Form S-4)[2]Self-reported
    As of
    Sep 2026

  • Named customers

    Detail
    Schaeffler, GXO, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada, Amazon and Mercado Libre (Form S-4)[2]Self-reported
    As of
    Sep 2026

  • Losses and cash (2025)

    Detail
    Operating loss of $140.2M and net loss of $138.1M in 2025 (2024: $69.7M and $70.6M); $99.8M of cash used in operations; $103.0M of cash and equivalents and an accumulated deficit of $313.1M at Dec 31, 2025[2]
    As of
    Sep 2026

  • Orders (Digit 5)

    Detail
    More than $300M of committed multi-year orders for Digit 5 as of May 2026, subject to contractual milestones (Form S-4)[2]Self-reported
    As of
    Sep 2026

  • Largest order

    Detail
    One customer has committed to deploy $300M of Digit 5 over several years: 1,000 robots on three-year robots-as-a-service contracts, with warrants that vest as robots are deployed; not current-period revenue (Form S-4)[2]Self-reported
    As of
    Sep 2026

  • Deployment schedule (illustrative)

    Detail
    Digit 5 robots deployed and operating: about 800 in 2027, about 7,000 in 2030 and up to about 25,000 in 2035 (an illustrative schedule in the Form S-4's projections)[2]Self-reported
    As of
    Sep 2026

Funding

  • Funding disclosed

    Detail
    About $395.8M of gross proceeds raised through Dec 31, 2025, mainly preferred equity[2]
    As of
    Sep 2026

  • Series B

    Detail
    $150M (Apr 2022) led by DCVC and Playground Global; the Amazon Industrial Innovation Fund also joined[6]
    As of
    Apr 2022

  • Series C

    Detail
    Series C-3 preferred stock, sold in closings from Jun 25, 2025, to Mar 30, 2026, under a term sheet for up to $400M of new cash; the S-4 puts its valuation at that round at about $1.985B[2]
    As of
    Sep 2026

  • Merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI

    Detail
    Merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI announced Jun 24, 2026, at a $2.5B pre-money equity value, with more than $620M of expected gross proceeds including about $200M of new PIPE financing; the PIPE was led by Foxconn[7]
    As of
    Jun 2026

  • Public listing

    Detail
    Merger completed; shares began trading on Nasdaq as AGLT on Nov 5, 2026. The business combination and related financings raised approximately $465 million in gross capital before transaction expenses[4]
    As of
    Nov 2026

  • Lock-up

    Detail
    All existing shareholders rolled 100% of their equity into the combined company; their shares and the sponsor's are locked up for 180 days after closing, with early release tied to the stock price[1]
    As of
    Nov 2026

  • Investors named

    Detail
    DCVC, NVIDIA, Amazon, SoftBank Vision Fund 2, Schaeffler, Foxconn, Abico and Playground Global; the S-4 names Amazon.com NV Investment Holdings LLC, DCVC and Playground funds among its significant stockholders[7]
    As of
    Jun 2026

  • Foxconn

    Round
    Strategic investor; led the ~$200M PIPE (Jun 2026)[7]
    Date
    Jun 2026

  • Amazon Industrial Innovation Fund

    Round
    Joined Series B (Apr 2022)[6]
    Date
    Apr 2022

  • DCVC

    Round
    Co-led Series B (Apr 2022)[6]
    Date
    Apr 2022

  • Playground Global

    Round
    Co-led Series B (Apr 2022)[6]
    Date
    Apr 2022

  • Abico

    Round
    Strategic investor[7]
    Date
    —

  • NVIDIA

    Round
    Strategic investor[7]
    Date
    —

  • Schaeffler

    Round
    Strategic investor; also a customer[7]
    Date
    —

  • SoftBank Vision Fund 2

    Round
    Strategic investor[7]
    Date
    —

Products and models

  • Business model

    Detail
    Humanoid, bought: about $200,000 per robot up front, about $20,000 to deliver and deploy and about $36,000 a year in software and service, about $400,000 over five years; rented: $8,500 a month plus a deployment fee of about $25,000 (Form S-4, illustrative)[2]Self-reported
    As of
    Sep 2026

  • Physical-AI partners

    Detail
    NVIDIA, Google DeepMind, Manhattan Associates and Amazon Web Services; NVIDIA chose Digit 5 as the first humanoid launch partner for its NVIDIA Halos for Robotics platform (Form S-4)[2]Self-reported
    As of
    Sep 2026

  • Software

    Detail
    Agility Arc, a cloud platform for managing robot fleets and integrating them into customer operations[3]
    As of
    Oct 2026

  • Unit economics (illustrative)

    Detail
    Both models assume a five-year robot life and a robot bill of materials of about $150,000 at launch, targeted at about $75,000 at 1,000 robots a year and about $30,000 at 10,000; Agility's own costs per robot are about $15,000 to deploy and about $15,000 a year to support (Form S-4, illustrative)[2]Self-reported
    As of
    Sep 2026

  • Digit 5

    Detail
    Digit 5 unveiled: works close to people without the safety barriers traditional automation needs; repeated lifts up to 50 lb, 40% more payload than Digit 4; early access expected in H1 2027, general availability by the end of 2027, then the EU and UK (company guidance)[8]
    As of
    Sep 2026

Relationships

Investors

  • Foxconn: Strategic investor; led the ~$200M PIPE (Jun 2026)[7]
  • Amazon Industrial Innovation Fund: Joined Series B (Apr 2022)[6]
  • DCVC: Co-led Series B (Apr 2022)[6]
  • Playground Global: Co-led Series B (Apr 2022)[6]
  • Abico: Strategic investor[7]
  • NVIDIA: Strategic investor[7]
  • Schaeffler: Strategic investor; also a customer[7]
  • SoftBank Vision Fund 2: Strategic investor[7]

Recent moves

  • Nov 5, 2026

    Move
    Began trading on Nasdaq as AGLT[4]

  • Nov 4, 2026

    Move
    Completed its merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI[1]

  • Oct 26, 2026

    Move
    GXO agreed to deploy Digit at two more U.S. sites from early 2027[3]

  • Oct 20, 2026

    Move
    Signed a commercial agreement with AGCO to pilot Digit at its Hesston, Kansas, plant from 2027[3]

  • Sep 15, 2026

    Move
    Unveiled Digit 5[8]

  • Jun 24, 2026

    Move
    Announced a merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI at a $2.5B pre-money equity value[7]

  • Jun 2024

    Move
    Began a multi-year commercial agreement with GXO for Digit at its Georgia site[3]

  • Mar 4, 2024

    Move
    Named Peggy Johnson, formerly CEO of Magic Leap, chief executive[5]

  • Apr 22, 2022

    Move
    Raised a $150M Series B led by DCVC and Playground Global[6]

Sources

  1. Agility Robotics (8-K exhibit): business combination completed (Nov 2026)
  2. Churchill Capital Corp XI / Agility Robotics: Form S-4 (Sep 2026)
  3. Agility Robotics (Form 425): commercial momentum and enterprise demand for Digit (Oct 2026)
  4. Agility Robotics: begins trading on Nasdaq as AGLT (Nov 2026)
  5. Agility Robotics: appoints Peggy Johnson as CEO (Mar 2024)
  6. Agility Robotics: raises $150M Series B led by DCVC and Playground Global (Apr 2022)
  7. Agility Robotics: to go public through merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI (Jun 2026)
  8. Agility Robotics (PR Newswire): unveils Digit 5 (Sep 2026)