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Agility Robotics Investment Profile

Secure Your Stake in the Future of Humanoid Robotics Before the IPO

🚀 Why This Matters Now

The global logistics sector is facing severe labor shortages just as e-commerce demand continues to skyrocket—warehouses simply can’t keep up without next-generation automation. Agility Robotics’ Digit humanoid robot has moved beyond the research lab, with over 100 units already operating in Amazon, GXO, and Spanx facilities. These deployments prove Digit can handle tote transportation and inventory tasks around the clock in real-world conditions. In April 2025, Agility closed a $400 million funding round at a $1.75 billion pre-money valuation, fueling the build-out of RoboFab—the world’s first factory dedicated solely to humanoid robots, with capacity to produce 10,000 units per year. As the industrial robotics market is projected to more than double by 2030, with humanoid robots alone becoming a multibillion-dollar segment, Agility is perfectly positioned at the forefront of a monumental shift in fulfillment automation.

Agility Robotic's Digit’s performance alongside humans in top-tier logistics operations proves that humanoid robots are no longer science fiction—they’re the next industrial revolution.

📌 Quick Snapshot (As of 06/05/25)

💡 The Investment Case

1. First-Mover & Real-World Traction

Agility has deployed >100 Digit robots since 2019, working full shifts in Amazon, GXO, and Spanx warehouses—gathering invaluable learning data faster than any competitor. 

Those field deployments create a powerful feedback loop, accelerating Digit’s continuous improvement in battery life, dexterity, and reliability.

2. Proprietary Bipedal Locomotion & AI Differentiation

Digit’s legged design—born out of OSU’s decade-long R&D—allows it to navigate staircases, ramps, and tight aisles that wheeled robots cannot. This “drop-in” human replacement cuts integration costs for clients. 

AI-enabled perception (LiDAR, cameras, Nvidia Isaac ML stack) lets Digit adapt to unstructured environments: identify misaligned boxes, self-dock to charge, and adjust on the fly. Each software update makes the fleet smarter without hardware changes. 

3. Scalable Hybrid Model (Hardware + RaaS + SaaS)

Upfront robot sales (~$100 k–$250 k/unit) seed long-term relationships. The RaaS subscription (estimated $8 k–$10 k/month per Digit) drives predictable, high-margin ARR as fleets scale.

Arc, Agility’s cloud-based fleet management platform, layers on SaaS revenue: analytics, remote orchestration, and AI-powered maintenance alerts. As RaaS grows, software margins can rival pure-play SaaS multiples. 

4. Strategic Partnerships & Ecosystem Leverage

Partnerships with Amazon (both investor and pilot customer) and GXO validate commercial viability. Amazon’s logistics scale provides a sandbox for iterative improvements; GXO’s RaaS contract demonstrates subscription-style economics.

Integration with Nvidia’s Isaac platform for AI training ensures Agility keeps pace with the bleeding edge of perception and autonomy. Potential future integrations with standard WMS and OMS platforms deepen stickiness. 

5. Manufacturing Scale & Cost Advantage

RoboFab (Salem, OR) is the first dedicated humanoid robot factory, targeting 10,000 units/year capacity. Early factory scale translates to lower per-unit costs, higher yields, and supply chain resilience. Competitors scrambling to build factories will lag on cost and volume. 

6. A-Team Leadership & Blue-Chip Backers

CEO Peggy Johnson (ex-Microsoft EVP, ex-Magic Leap CEO) brings enterprise-scale commercialization expertise to accelerate go-to-market. The C-Suite includes robotics veterans like Melonee Wise (ex-Fetch), ensuring operational rigor alongside visionary R&D. 

Investors such as DCVC, Playground Global, Amazon’s Industrial Innovation Fund, SoftBank, and WP Global provide deep pockets and strategic introductions to accelerate customer acquisition and global expansion.

🛡️ Who It’s For

This opportunity is for accredited investors seeking late-stage, growth-oriented exposure to the booming AI and productivity sector. Plaid offers exposure to a widely adopted, mature AI platform that combines innovation, robust business fundamentals, and market leadership.

📬 Ready to Claim Access?

We’re curating the investor group for Rebel Capital’s special purpose syndicate vehicle, Renegade IV-7, acquiring Agility Robotics secondary shares on behalf of members.

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📝 You’ll receive a confidential term sheet and next steps directly from our team.

Note: This is not a public offering. Access is limited to qualified accredited investors under Regulation D.

🤝 Meet the Rebel Capital Team

Led by a syndicate of trusted operators and technologists:

• John-Michael Scott – GP, Rebel Capital
• Stewart Noyce – GP & Advisor
• Eric DeMarcus – GP & Advisor

🔒 Disclosures

This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities. All investments involve risk, including potential loss of principal. Past performance is not indicative of future results.