Agility Robotics goes public as the first US humanoid robot company listed
11/10/2026 — 11/13, 06:18·2 sources (all)·2 reports (all)
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- Agility Robotics has entered the public market, presenting itself as the first US-listed company focused on humanoid robots, according to AI…
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On November 10, 2026, TMTPost reported that Agility has completed its listing, raising a sharper question for the humanoid robot sector: how should these companies be measured once they are public?
The figures cited are stark. Over a six-month period, Agility generated revenue of just $174K, yet accumulated 65K hours of robot operating time and a $300M order book in the same period. According to the report, humanoid robot companies are now beginning to be judged on whether their revenue can actually convert those operating hours and orders into results. That is all the available material covers. There is no disclosure of the listing date, deal structure, or verifiable developments beyond this point, so the story currently rests at the reported figures and the conversion question they raise.
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Latest turnAgility Robotics has entered the public markets, with AI Business describing it as the first U.S. company focused solely on humanoid robots to list. The company says it holds more than $300 million in conditional multiyear orders for its Digit 5 humanoid, a figure that depends on future delivery milestones.
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Agility Robotics has entered the public markets, with AI Business describing it as the first U.S. company focused solely on humanoid robots to list. The company says it holds more than $300 million in conditional multiyear orders for its Digit 5 humanoid, a figure that depends on future delivery milestones.
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Agility has gone public, and according to TMT Post its half-year revenue stood at just $174,000 against 65,000 hours of robot operation and $300 million in orders. The report frames this gap as the point where humanoid robot makers start being judged on conversion of pilots into revenue.
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