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Body specs (174 cm, 69 kg, 20 kg, 2.0 m/s) are on the official product page. 8 h runtime and 71 DoF are from Agile Robots’ official LinkedIn, labeled as such. Do not use third-party 40 DoF / 170 cm figures.
Agile Robots SE
Agile ONE
Agile ONE is an industrial humanoid robot from Agile Robots SE of Munich. It stands 174 cm, weighs 69 kg, carries a 20 kg payload, walks at 2.0 m/s and has 21-joint hands with force and tactile sensing. Agile Robots builds it in-house in Germany and says it entered series production in 2026.
| Status | Pilot / series production |
|---|---|
| Maker | Agile Robots SE |
| Use | Industrial: pick-and-place, machine tending, transport |
| Payload | 20 kg |
| Height | 174 cm |
| Battery | Up to 8 h (maker LinkedIn) |
| Price band | Not published |
| Availability | Enterprise inquiry · series production 2026 |
| Evidence | Maker product page + official news; LinkedIn for DoF/runtime |
| Last verified | 29 Sep 2026 |
Sources: agile-robots.com Agile ONE · Launch (19 Nov 2025) · Industrial AI Cloud (4 Feb 2026) · Google DeepMind research partnership · Hannover Messe 2026 · Fürstenfeldbruck series production · Agile Robots LinkedIn (8 h / 71 DoF) · Also: Methodology · Robot catalog · NEURA 4NE1 · Figure 03 · Hexagon AEON · Best warehouse (see also)
Decision
Availability
Early commercial / enterprise inquiry. Agile Robots says the line entered series production by late summer 2026. Not a catalog checkout.
All-in
No published price. Treat this as a factory program, not a unit SKU.
Plan-change
Agile ONE stays this URL. Agile ONE S is noted on-page, not a second URL. Maker string stays Agile Robots SE — partnership, not a DeepMind product.
What is Agile ONE?
Agile ONE is the first humanoid from Agile Robots SE, a Munich automation company founded in 2018 by experts from the German Aerospace Center (DLR). It was launched on 19 November 2025 as a co-worker for the production floor that moves between workstations and works alongside people and other robots.
Its main selling point is the hand. Each hand has modular fingers with 21 joints, fingertip sensors and force-torque sensing in every joint. Agile Robots pairs it with cameras, LiDARs, speech recognition and a chest display and expressive eyes that signal the robot's status to nearby workers. A layered AI system splits the work into task planning, rapid response and fine motor control. It is trained on Agile's industrial data, simulation and teleoperation data.
Agile ONE is designed to plug into the company's AgileCore software and its wider range of arms and mobile robots rather than to work as a standalone machine.
Published outline
Key specs (draft)
Height
174 cm
Weight
69 kg
DoF
71 total (21 per hand) (maker LinkedIn)
Payload
20 kg
Runtime
Up to 8 h (maker LinkedIn)
Speed
2.0 m/s walk
Status
Series production at Fürstenfeldbruck since late summer 2026; units ship every working day, mostly wheeled. No public price — enterprise inquiry only. Partnership with Google DeepMind is research, not a DeepMind product.
All-in
Enterprise inquiry · series production 2026
Not published
Systems
What is on the public file
Base
Legged and wheeled builds; most current shipments wheeled
Hands
Modular fingers, 21 joints, fingertip + joint force-torque sensors
Sensing
Cameras, LiDARs, speech recognition, proximity sensor
AI
Layered AI; Robot Foundation Models; Gemini Robotics research partnership
What Agile ONE is designed to do
Agile Robots lists material gathering and transport, pick-and-place, machine tending, tool use and fine manipulation as target tasks. The company demonstrated Agile ONE at Hannover Messe 2026 with an assembly station, where it assembled a miniature robotic arm. It also staged Agile ONE pressing the button that switched on Deutsche Telekom's Industrial AI Cloud in Munich.
Two design choices shape where it can work today. The chest display, eye and light signals and proximity sensor are there for close collaboration with people. Agile Robots also says most of the units it ships today are wheeled, because wheeled platforms already carry certification while no framework yet exists in Europe or North America for bipedal humanoids working alongside people.
Production timeline and availability
- 19 Nov 2025: Agile ONE launched in Munich; in-house German production announced.
- Jan 2026: production starts at a new 10,000 m² plant in Fürstenfeldbruck, Bavaria.
- 4 Feb 2026: Agile ONE switches on the Telekom/NVIDIA Industrial AI Cloud, where Agile trains its foundation model.
- 24 Mar 2026: research partnership with Google DeepMind (Gemini Robotics models).
- 20 Apr 2026: Hannover Messe demo; smaller Agile ONE S shown for R&D.
- Late summer 2026: line enters series production; units ship every working day, mostly wheeled.
Agile Robots does not publish a price or a self-serve order path. Access is by enterprise inquiry.
Prior generation
Noted on-page. Not a second URL.
One URL per model. Generations for Tesla Optimus (Gen 1 / 2 / 3) live in the body of this page — not as extra URLs. Digit and Figure generations are treated as separate product lines.
Agile ONE S
A smaller humanoid from Agile Robots that the company describes as designed primarily for research and development. Specs are not yet published. Not a second URL.
Wheeled vs legged builds
The Fürstenfeldbruck hall builds both. Agile Robots says most units shipping today are wheeled because wheeled platforms already carry certification, while no framework yet exists in Europe or North America for bipedal humanoids working alongside people.
How Agile ONE compares
- vs NEURA 4NE1: both are German-made industrial humanoids. Agile ONE has published body specs and a production line in series production. Our 4NE1 page lists no published body specs yet.
- vs Figure 03: both target factory and logistics work with partner-gated access. Agile ONE's published payload (20 kg) and height (174 cm) are in the same class as the Figure 03 figures on our page. Agile publishes a runtime of up to 8 h.
- vs Hexagon AEON: another European industrial humanoid (165 cm, 60 kg per our AEON page). AEON leans on inspection and battery auto-swap. Agile ONE leans on dexterous hands and integration with its own arms and AMRs.
Agile ONE FAQ
- Who makes Agile ONE?
- Agile Robots SE, a Munich-based robotics company founded in 2018 by experts from the German Aerospace Center (DLR). Agile ONE is not a Google DeepMind product. Agile Robots and Google DeepMind have a research partnership to use Gemini Robotics models on Agile hardware.
- What are Agile ONE's specs?
- Agile Robots publishes a height of 174 cm, a weight of 69 kg, a 20 kg payload, a 2.0 m/s walking speed and hands with 21 joints. On its official LinkedIn it adds up to 8 hours of battery life and 71 degrees of freedom in total.
- Is Agile ONE for sale, and how much does it cost?
- Agile Robots says Agile ONE is in series production in Fürstenfeldbruck, Germany, and ships every working day, mostly in a wheeled configuration. It does not publish a price. Buyers go through an enterprise inquiry.
- What is Agile ONE S?
- A smaller humanoid from Agile Robots that the company describes as designed primarily for research and development. Its specs are not yet published.
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