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This human-size robot now has ‘eyes’ that show people where it’s going

by March 20, 2023
by March 20, 2023
An image showing two robots in a warehouse, with one carrying a plastic bin and the other taking one off of a shelf
Image: Agility Robotics

Agility Robotics has taken the wraps off its next-gen bipedal bot, which comes with some noticeable upgrades — namely, a cylindrical head and two animated LED “eyes.” In a press release, the company says it made the changes to its warehouse-friendly bot, called Digit, to improve “human robot interaction.”

Agility Robotics first introduced the once-headless Digit in 2020, marketing the machine as useful in a wide range of industries, such as logistics, industrial inspection, and telepresence. The bot’s also been made to work in the same area and take up the same amount of space as humans, which is why it measures five feet, nine inches tall and walks on two legs.

Digit working autonomously in our replica work cell. #MadeForWork p…

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