Agile Robots ships humanoid robots daily from German factory, partners with DeepMind
CyberRobooo · x · 2026-09-30
German robotics company Agile Robots is ramping humanoid production: its Fürstenfeldbruck facility (25 km from Munich HQ) ships humanoid robots off the line every workday.
Its first industrial humanoid, Agile One, features dexterous hands (grasping small screws, touchscreen use), intuitive human-robot interaction, and real-world-trained AI operation for material handling, picking, machine tending and precision tasks.
Agile is building partnerships with USI America and Hitachi, and working with Google DeepMind to bring Gemini Robotics models onto its platform. With 20,000+ robotic solutions deployed across automotive, electronics, healthcare and logistics, its industrial footprint offers a large potential customer base for humanoids.
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