Digit warehouse humanoid; paid pilots at GXO and Amazon.
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Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada contracted seven Agility Digit humanoids (starting with three) for its Woodstock RAV4 plant under a robots-as-a-service deal (~$30/hr per robot) — a pilot-to-commercial step in auto manufacturing.
Agility Robotics — maker of Digit, the warehouse humanoid already in paid pilots at GXO and Amazon — agreed to go public via a $2.5B (pre-money) merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI, listing as "AGLT" with $600M+ in proceeds ($420M trust + a $200M+ PIPE led by Foxconn-tied Taiwanese investors). Closing is expected in 2026 — a notable public-market entry for a US work-humanoid pure-play as the sector races to scale.
