Claims against testing
Warehouse humanoid robots: real deployments vs demo reels
None of these is sold to consumers. Every maker shows polished footage; this page asks which robot has a documented customer site, how much work is on record, and what it takes to get one.

This page checks
- Documented customer workNamed sites and what the robot did there
- Hours or volume on recordCounts the maker or customer gave
- Working on its ownAutonomy claims and intervention counts
- Payload and run timeMaker ratings
- How to get onePrice and who can buy

Agility Robotics
Digit 4 is the deployed model; Digit 5 was announced 15 Sep 2026, with early access expected in the first half of 2027
Agility Robotics completes Churchill Capital merger, begins trading on Nasdaq as AGLT

Figure AI
Retired by Figure; its decommission was posted 30 Sep 2026 and Figure 03 replaces it
Figure AI destroys its entire first-generation Figure 02 robot fleet

Apptronik
Pilot and commercial deployments named; no price found
Gemini 4 Argon AI model transfers a video-learned task to Apptronik’s Apollo

Unitree
Where to buy
Sold by Unitree for industrial and research use
Toborlife AI opens North American pre-orders for the Unitree H2
Full specifications13 figures on record · 9 differ
Digit
Figure 02
Apollo
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Site or screen
What is documented for each humanoid
Two of the four have documented customer work: Digit, with nearly three years of commercial deployment and 65,000 hours by its maker's count, and Figure 02, which supported 30,000+ BMW X3 vehicles before retirement. Apollo has named partners and no counts. The H2 is a $29,900 research robot with no customer site named.
Digit
Figure 02
Apollo
H2
Hours or volume on record
Counts from the maker, on one scale
Each value as a length on one scale from zero.
- Digit
- 65,000+hours of operationMaker's own figure for Digit 4 across customers, from the Digit 5 release.Agility Digit 5 release, Sep 2026
- Figure 02
- 1,250+hours of runtimeFigure's own BMW figure. The stated target was over 99% placement success per shift.Figure BMW report, Nov 2025
- Apollo
- No hours foundSearched the maker's release and press pages. No hours or task counts found.Apptronik release, Feb 2026
- H2
- No hours foundNo deployment figures on the product page.Unitree H2 page
Digit Agility press releases · Agility Digit 5 release, Sep 2026Figure 02 Figure BMW report, Nov 2025 · Figure news pageApollo Apptronik release, Feb 2026 · Apptronik launch release, Aug 2023H2 Unitree H2 page · Unitree shop
Same on all four: no independent audit of hours, interventions or uptime was found.
Sources
Where every figure comes from
- Digit · Agility Digit 5 release (15 Sep 2026); Agility and GXO agreement release (27 Jun 2024); Digit spec sheet page did not show specifications as text
- Figure 02 · Figure BMW report (19 Nov 2025); Figure news page and F.02 Decommission post (30 Sep 2026)
- Apollo · Apptronik Series A release (11 Feb 2026); Apptronik launch release (23 Aug 2023)
- H2 · Unitree H2 page and Unitree shop, read 2 Oct 2026
Counts and ratings come from each maker's own pages as read on 2 Oct 2026, and are labelled as maker figures. Where a page held no number the cell says so rather than borrowing one from a sibling model.
Questions
What readers ask
Which of these is working in a customer facility?
Agility says Digit has nearly three years of continuous commercial deployment and more than 65,000 hours. Figure’s BMW run supported 30,000+ X3 vehicles before the F.02 fleet was retired. Apptronik names partners but gives no counts.
Why is Figure 02 here if it has been retired?
It has the most detailed public deployment record of the four: 10-hour shifts, Monday to Friday, 90,000+ parts loaded and 1,250+ hours of runtime at BMW. Figure posted its decommission on 30 Sep 2026.
Does the Unitree H2 price mean it is near consumer sale?
Unitree lists the H2 at $29,900 and describes it for industrial and research use. Only the EDU edition supports secondary development. No customer deployment was found.
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