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Agility Robotics co-founder on its Nasdaq debut, lessons from Amazon, and the future of work
Agility Robotics, which makes the Digit humanoid robot for warehouses and factories, began trading on the Nasdaq on Thursday after a $2.5 billion SPAC merger.
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Agility Robotics, which makes the Digit humanoid robot for warehouses and factories, began trading on the Nasdaq on Thursday after a $2.5 billion SPAC merger. Co-founder Jonathan Hurst described how Amazon's warehouse tests convinced the company it needed a robot that could work safely next to people.
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