Give factories a humanoid that slots into Agile's existing arms and automation lines and handles the varied manual tasks fixed robots cannot.
Launched Nov 2025; series production at its own Bavarian plant planned for 2026. No customers disclosed.
Updated 24 Mar 2026Checked 11 Oct0 updates this week
Fingertip sensors and torque sensors in every finger joint let it hold a screw gently or grip a tool hard, adjusting by feel rather than by vision alone.
A slow layer plans the task, a fast layer reacts to changes, and a high-frequency layer drives the motors for fine manipulation.
The AI learns from Agile's industrial robot data, simulation and human demonstrations, trained in a German GPU cloud run by Telekom with NVIDIA.
Proximity sensors, expressive eyes, bright colours, voice and a chest display signal what it is doing and help it work safely near people.
| Spec | Agile ONE |
|---|---|
| Height | 1.74 mR (reported) |
| Weight | 69 kgR (reported) |
| Payload | Up to 20 kgR (reported) |
| Top speed | 2 m/s (7.2 km/h)R (reported) |
| Hands | Five fingers, force sensing in every jointR (reported) |
| Training cloud | 10,000 NVIDIA GPUs (Telekom)R (reported) |
R reported by the company
| Spec | Agile ONE | Boston Dynamics Atlas | Galbot Galbot G1 | Agility Robotics Digit | Fourier Intelligence GR-3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Height | 1.74 mR (reported) | 1.9 mR (reported) | 1.73 mR (reported) | 1.75 mR (reported) | 165 cmR (reported) |
| Weight | 69 kgR (reported) | 90 kgR (reported) | — | — | 71 kgR (reported) |
| Payload | Up to 20 kgR (reported) | — | 15 kgR (reported) | 16 kgR (reported) | — |
R reported by the company
Agile Robots
Force-sensing arms, Agile ONE humanoid
Munich robot maker founded in 2018 by researchers from the German Aerospace Center (DLR). It sells force-sensing robot arms, hands and full factory automation, and launched the Agile ONE industrial humanoid in November 2025.
