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Agility Robotics Begins Nasdaq Trading as It Pursues Humanoid Robot Sales and Rentals

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Agility Robotics began trading on Nasdaq on November 5, while a securities filing outlined plans to rent or sell humanoid robots for manual labor. The filing says the robots remain unproven at scale and have not achieved widespread commercialization. Co-founder and chief robot officer Jonathan Hurst said a robots-as-a-service model could reduce customer risk by charging a rate comparable to human labor.

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Agility Robotics' Nasdaq Debut Puts Humanoid Robot Market Under ScrutinyArs Technica · AI

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    Agility Robotics' Nasdaq Debut Puts Humanoid Robot Market Under Scrutiny

    Agility Robotics began trading on Nasdaq on November 5, with a securities filing outlining plans to rent or sell humanoid robots for manual labor. The filing acknowledges that humanoid robots remain unproven at scale and have not achieved widespread commercialization. Co-founder and chief robot officer Jonathan Hurst told Ars that a robots-as-a-service model could lower customer risk by offering a rate comparable to human labor.

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