Agility added a head and eyes to Digit to improve human-robot interaction. Agility Robotics Agility says it plans to start shipping the latest version of Digit in early 2025.

Hidden inside a busy industrial building in Somerville, Massachusetts, a robot arm spends its day picking up seemingly random objects—bottles of shampoo, onions, cans of shaving foam—from a ...

Agility Robotics announced an updated version today of its bipedal Digits warehouse robot. Designed to take on repetitive or injury-risking tasks, the new version adds a head and hands, and it can ...

This approach enables casual users to choreograph biped robot walking without expertise. In addition, it is much cheaper compared to a conventional bipedal walking robot,” the team told IEEE.

See full bio Wayne Cunningham Oct. 29, 2009 10:05 a.m. PT 2 min read MIT's concept robot head mounts on the dashboard to assist with navigation.MIT ...