Resolution based on first company to start deliveries of the humanoid robot to consumers. In addition,
The Robot should be available for purchase to anyone barring parties prohibited by legalities.
Preorders or deliveries only to specific companies do not count as that does not fit the spirit of the question which is concerned with production.
1000 or more separate units sold and delivered to at least 10 distinct customers based on publicly available information would count as being in production and would qualify for resolution given future plans of the company to satisfy the first point.
If none deliver - n/a.
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@notarealuser resolution is a bit vague - are we talking delivers direct to consumer or to industry/commerical partners?
@notarealuser what's the point of this market then if Agility's robots are already working in Amazon warehouses?
@Bair Agreed, that’s why I was asking the question. Digit has already been ‘delivered’ to Amazon for small scale pilots. They even have and advanced automation program for other enterprises looking to test and implement humanoid robot automation.
You could argue digit is already ‘delivering’ - then again, their new facilities are for commercial scale production rather than small pilots or testing.
@Bair Link to Agility Engagement Program where companies can already look to procure a Digit or ‘Robot as a service’ https://agilityrobotics.com/engagement
I think it is fair to say that the engagement program is not selling the robot, and at best pre-orders.
Quoting the website:
"The Agility Engagement Program is designed for companies that want to be at the forefront of our technology. The program gives your company first rights to the latest version of our products, and vital input to the continued development of our solution."
@Bair I will add to the Resolution Criteria that anyone should be able to purchase the robots, as that is what in effect going into production is.
Agility Robotic have partnerships with Amazon and last year announced they’ve already commenced work on a robot production facility in Oregon that will produce 10k robots a year at its peak production.