Canada's e-commerce boom has created massive demand for warehouse labour, particularly in the GTA and Metro Vancouver. Humanoid robots navigate warehouse aisles, handle totes, and unload trailers — tasks that are hard to automate with traditional systems.
+18% YoY
Canadian e-commerce growth
< 1%
Warehouse vacancy rate (GTA)
50–100%/year
Labour turnover in logistics
99.8%+
Order accuracy with robots
Pick, carry, and sort totes across warehouse zones. Agility Digit was purpose-built for this exact workflow.
Unload trailers — one of the most physically demanding and high-turnover warehouse tasks. Humanoids handle irregular loads.
Navigate aisles, pick items from shelves, and prepare orders. Works in environments too complex for traditional AGVs.
Count inventory, verify placements, and flag discrepancies during off-hours. 24/7 accuracy without overtime costs.
Agility Digit
Agility Robotics
~$250,000 USD
Payload: 16 kg
Agility Digit V2
Agility Robotics
~$200,000 USD
Payload: 20 kg
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Figure AI
$30,000–$150,000 USD (est.)
Payload: 20 kg
Apptronik Apollo
Apptronik
Sub-$50,000 USD (target)
Payload: 25 kg
Kepler Forerunner
Kepler Robotics
~$30,000 USD
Payload: 15 kg
Apptronik Apollo 2
Apptronik
$40,000–$75,000 USD
Payload: 30 kg
Kepler Forerunner K2
Kepler Robotics
$22,000–$28,000 USD
Payload: 12 kg
Large distribution centre (500,000 sq ft, GTA)
$8M annual labour cost, 80% turnover rate, constant recruiting
20 Digit V2 robots + 5 human supervisors = $4M initial + $500K/yr
$3.5M saved annually from Year 3. Zero turnover on robot "workforce."
Amazon has deployed Agility Digit robots in US fulfilment centres for tote recycling and handling. The same model is expected to expand to Canadian Amazon facilities.
Result: Fleet management via Arc cloud platform enables multi-robot coordination across warehouse zones.
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