Agility Robotics has partnered with Nyobolt to equip its new humanoid robot, Digit 5, with a high-power, ultra-fast charging battery system. This upgrade allows Digit 5 to operate for more than 20 hours in a 24-hour period, charging fully in just 9 minutes for 90 minutes of runtime. The improved battery enhances productivity by enabling more than two shifts per day, reducing downtime, and supporting demanding industrial environments like warehouses and manufacturing. Early access to Digit 5 with Nyobolt's technology is expected in early 2027, with wider availability following later that year.
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