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Last week Digit joined the @SchaefflerGroup Automotive Symposium to demonstrate the work it does across Schaeffler plants.
Proud to partner with Schaeffler in making production more flexible, efficient, and scalable – advancing automation and shaping motion, together.
#Agility# #DigitRobot#
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The biggest thing between humanoid robots and real work isn't intelligence, or better hands, or a bigger battery.
It's a fence.
Digit 5 is being built to take it away, to notice people and yield to them, and work in the same space they do.
Framed well by @johnkoetsier in @Forbes:
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What is #physicalAI#? Our CTO Pras Velagapudi joined @MIT_CSAIL to dive deep into physical intelligence.
Worth a watch:
Heading to #IROS2026#? See you in Pittsburgh next week!
Looking to join Agility? Connect with our talent team and leaders ⬇️
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A robot out in a real facility sees things that need protecting — faces, address labels, proprietary IP.
Our CTO Pras Velagapudi on why data security can't be an afterthought once a humanoid leaves the controlled environment .
Watch the full breakdown:
#Agility# #MadeForWork# #DigitRobot#
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We're hiring a Senior PM, Perception & World Understanding Skills. A highly technical role at the intersection of AI, perception, and real-world autonomous behavior — moving capabilities from research to prototype to production on a deployed humanoid robot.
Build with us:
#Agility# #MadeForWork# #Digit5#
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Our CBO, Daniel Diez, on why deployment — not demos — is what actually separates this market:
#Agility# #MadeForWork# #Digit5#
One robot, many jobs. Swappable grippers ensure Digit 5 always has the right tool for the job.
Explore Digit 5:
#Agility# #Digit5# #MadeForWork#
Ten years. Five versions of Digit.
It started with Cassie: bird-like legs built to run, out of a lab at Oregon State. Those legs set a world record.
Digit 5's legs are built to lift, not run. The bird became more human because the work asked for strength, not speed.
Thanks to @robotreport for the coverage:
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