Agility Robotics opens new facility in Fremont to enhance humanoid robot training

Jul 17, 2026

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Agility Robotics has launched a 60,000-square-foot facility in Fremont, California, to train its humanoid robot, Digit. The company aims to expand its operations and has secured $300 million in contracts, while also preparing for a reverse-merger to become a public entity.

Agility Robotics is opening a new training facility in Fremont, California, near Tesla's manufacturing site for Optimus robots.
The facility will focus on enhancing the capabilities of its humanoid robot, Digit, which is already in use in various commercial settings, including logistics for companies like Amazon and Toyota.
Agility has secured $300 million in contract orders for its robots and is currently in discussions with over 30 potential customers for Digit deployments.
The company was founded in 2015 and is led by CEO Peggy Johnson, who is overseeing a reverse-merger to make Agility the first pure-play humanoid robot company on public markets.
Agility's approach emphasizes safety and practical applications, distinguishing it from newer AI-driven robotic startups.
The upcoming version 5 of Digit is expected to include human-sensing capabilities, allowing it to operate in environments with people.
Co-founder Jonathan Hurst highlighted the potential for growth in manufacturing and logistics, envisioning a future with widespread robotic applications.

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Agility Robotics opens new facility in Fremont to enhance humanoid robot training

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