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Agility Robotics vs Cobot

A side-by-side comparison of Agility Robotics and Cobot, two Robotics tools, drawn from Ignaite's continuously-verified listings.

Compared from listings verified as of

Agility Robotics

Robotics

Maker of Digit, the humanoid robot already doing paid work in warehouses.

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Cobot

Robotics

Proxie, an AI-powered mobile manipulator built for human workplaces.

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At a glance

Feature comparison of Agility Robotics and Cobot
AttributeAgility RoboticsCobot
CategoryRoboticsRobotics
PricingPAIDPAID
LicenseProprietaryProprietary
DeploymentLocalLocal
PlatformsAPIAPI
Model supportSelf-contained (on-device)Self-contained (on-device)
Vendor (differs)Agility RoboticsCollaborative Robotics
Capabilities (differs)
  • Bipedal locomotion
  • Dexterous manipulation
  • Autonomous navigation
  • Autonomous navigation
  • Dexterous manipulation

The honest brief

Agility Robotics

While most humanoid rivals run pilots, Digit already does paid production work — over 100,000 totes moved in commercial deployment at GXO.

  • Real production deployments
  • Arc cloud platform for fleet ops
  • US-based RoboFab mass production
  • Pursuing ISO safety certification
  • Enterprise RaaS only — no direct sales
  • Scope limited to logistics tasks today
  • Not yet cleared to work beside humans

Cobot

Bets on a practical wheeled design over costly bipedal humanoids, already piloting with Mayo Clinic, Maersk and Moderna.

  • Practical wheeled design vs pricey humanoids
  • Moves carts up to 1,500 lb
  • Real early customers across sectors
  • Founder led 500K+ robots at Amazon
  • Not a general-purpose humanoid
  • Enterprise deployments, not buyable off-the-shelf
  • Capital-intensive, early commercial stage

When to pick which

Both cover Dexterous manipulation and Autonomous navigation.

Pick Agility Robotics if you need Bipedal locomotion.

  • Bipedal locomotion (primary capability)

Cobot leans on Autonomous navigation as a headline capability; Agility Robotics treats it as secondary.

  • Autonomous navigation (primary capability)