Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada — Digit humanoids, Woodstock plant (Ontario)
Canada · Agility Robotics Digit · 7 leased robots after a 3-robot pilot · parts totes at an automated tugger
Robots Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada runs, has run or has trialled — from deployment records and its own updates.

Canada · Agility Robotics Digit · 7 leased robots after a 3-robot pilot · parts totes at an automated tugger
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Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (TMMC) is Toyota's Canadian manufacturing arm. It leases Agility Robotics' Digit humanoid robots for its assembly plant in Woodstock, Ontario.
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Agility Robotics is merging with Churchill Capital Corp XI in a $2.5 billion SPAC deal, with proceeds earmarked to scale production of its Digit v5 humanoid robot. Digit v5 has over $300 million in multi-year orders, 65,000+ hours of real-world operation across nine customer sites, and a dedicated manufacturing facility in Salem, Oregon, capable of producing up to 10,000 units annually.

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