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Agility says three additional manufacturers are paying to evaluate Digit

Agility says three additional manufacturers are paying to evaluate Digit Image: Primary
Agility Robotics said three additional manufacturing customers are participating in paid programs focused on specific uses for its Digit humanoid robot. The customers have chosen to remain unnamed, and the programs could lead to larger deployments. The disclosure adds to the separately announced expansion of GXO's Digit agreement. Agility also said it is in active commercial discussions or evaluation programs with more than 30 prospective customers. That pipeline includes two potential subcontractor engagements supporting a branch of the U.S. Armed Services; those discussions are preliminary, with no agreements signed.
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