Agility Plans Q4 SPAC Listing via CCXI, Paradis Labs Says

Agility plans to go public around the fourth quarter through the CCXI SPAC, with the ticker expected to change to AGLT, Paradis Labs said in a post on X. According to Odaily, Paradis Labs said Agility has raised about $640 million in private funding, with backers including AMZN, NVDA, SoftBank, and DCVC. Paradis Labs said about 100 Digit humanoid robots have been deployed across nine facilities, including sites operated by AMZN, GXO, Schaeffler, Toyota, and MELI. It said deployments include eight at Schaeffler and three booked deployments at GXO, with accuracy of about 98%. Agility said the payback period for a single Digit humanoid robot is about 1.1 years. Paradis Labs said orders for Digit v5 exceed $300 million, and that version is scheduled for release in 2026. It added that the company’s pipeline includes more than 30 customers. Paradis Labs said Agility is the first company to use NVDA Halos for full-stack robot safety. It said Agility’s RoboFab facility in Oregon has annual capacity of more than 10,000 units, with about 75% of components sourced from the United States. Paradis Labs said that as annual output rises above 10,000 units, the bill of materials cost is expected to fall from $125,000 to about $15,000 to $20,000. It also said Agility is progressing fastest among Western humanoid robot OEMs, while noting disputes around Figure’s deployment at BMW, that TSLA is not selling any units externally, that Apptronik has no deployments, and that Boston Dynamics has robot products but a slower listing timeline and no customers before at least 2027.