Summary:

 

Agile ONE is the flagship humanoid robot from Agile Robots SE, headquartered in Munich, Germany. Standing 174 cm tall and weighing 69 kg, it features two-legged locomotion, payload capacity up to 20 kg, and walking speeds of 2 m/s. Its most distinctive feature is the Agile Hand, one of the world’s most dexterous robotic hands, capable of manipulating objects as small as a screw. Agile ONE is designed for industrial operations such as material handling, pick-and-place, machine tending, and fine manipulation.

 

Editorial:

 

Agile ONE embodies Agile Robots’ vision of “Physical AI”—robots that can perceive, understand, and act in the physical world. Unlike research prototypes, Agile ONE is positioned as a reliable industrial co-worker, built to handle repetitive, precision-heavy tasks in factories and logistics centers.  

 

Its AI model, trained on real-world industrial data, enables intuitive human-robot interaction, natural language instructions, and adaptive task execution. The robot integrates Agile Robots’ existing portfolio, including the FR3 force-sensitive arm, Diana 7 arm, and Thor series, making it part of a broader ecosystem of industrial automation solutions.  

 

By combining human-scale proportions, dexterous manipulation, and industrial-grade safety, Agile ONE is a serious competitor to humanoids like Tesla Optimus and Figure 01, but with a sharper focus on manufacturing and logistics rather than general-purpose service.

 

Specifications:

 

| Feature | Details |

|--------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

| Manufacturer | Agile Robots SE (Munich, Germany) |

| Height / Weight | 174 cm / 69 kg |

| Degrees of Freedom | Not disclosed (includes highly articulated Agile Hand) |

| Payload Capacity | Up to 20 kg |

| Walking Speed | 2 m/s |

| Hand System | Agile Hand (modular fingers, dexterous manipulation down to screws) |

| AI Model | Trained on industrial data; supports natural language interaction |

| Use Cases | Material handling, pick-and-place, machine tending, tool use, fine manipulation |

| Launch Date | November 19, 2025            

 

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