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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 .
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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.
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Our CBO, Daniel Diez, on why deployment — not demos — is what actually separates this market:
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Humanoid robots can only scale if they can operate safely alongside people.
Pras Velagapudi, CTO of @agilityrobotics explains how NVIDIA Halos is helping make that possible.
Safety engineered across the full lifecycle — not a final check before deployment — is what turns humanoids from demos into deployments. Glad to be building on this with @NVIDIARobotics.
Physical AI can only scale as fast as safety scales with it. 🦺
Lessons from more than a decade of autonomous vehicle safety work are helping shape how robots are designed, validated and deployed alongside people.
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One robot, many jobs. Swappable grippers ensure Digit 5 always has the right tool for the job.
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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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Thanks to @MarketWatch for looking past the hype.
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Years of real-world deployment are why Digit 5 is being designed the way it is.
The hard part was never the task. It's everything a real facility demands around it.
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For years, Digit had a bird-like stance, tuned for efficient, dynamic motion. Digit 5 is being engineered with a redesigned leg for the other half of real work: squatting low and lifting heavy, the way a person does when the load's on the floor.
Thanks to @bheater and @a3automate for the coverage.
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We're hiring a Staff Firmware Engineer in Fremont. Lead embedded firmware architecture for Digit's motor controllers, limb stack boards, and sensor integration. Board bring-up through real-time EtherCAT. Strong embedded C++ required.
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AI Insider took a close look at the Digit 5 redesign and what it takes to put a humanoid to work at scale.
The hard part of a working humanoid: power, safety, and endurance are in conflict.
Digit 5 holds all three.
Thanks to @BotJunkie and @IEEESpectrum for the review.
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Agility CEO Peggy Johnson joined @EdLudlow on @BloombergTV today to talk #Digit5#, more complex industrial work, and how AI is accelerating the development of new skills.
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@agilityrobotics A great look at Digit 5 and the future of safe, scalable humanoid robotics. 🤖
“Everyone is obsessed with seeing these robots in the home, and what’s needed is cooperative safety — the ability for the robot to work in close proximity with people. The path to getting to the home is through industry." – Daniel Diez, CBO at Agility
Thank you, @Bloomberg @HeySamantha!
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"Digit 5 is the first machine that is the full, formal product that has come from customer requirements and solves a couple of the major, absolute blockers that we didn't really know about until we actually engaged."
– Jonathan Hurst, Chief Robot Officer at Agility.
Thank you, @BusinessInsider and @ryajetha!
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Agility Robotics gave an early look at its humanoid Digit 5: a teal-blue robot that can detect people nearby and slow down or stop when they get too close.
Introducing Digit 5.
Agility’s next-generation humanoid, engineered for cooperatively safe work at scale, allowing it to work in close proximity to people without the physical safety barriers required by traditional automation.
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"Digit 5 is removing a major barrier to scaling humanoid robots in industrial environments." — Peggy Johnson, CEO of Agility Robotics.
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