Agility Robotics has achieved a significant milestone with its Digit robot, successfully passing a critical field inspection conducted by a Nationally Recognized Test Lab (NRTL). This accomplishment comes at a time when competitors in the robotics industry are under increased scrutiny regarding their safety culture. The inspection is a vital step towards commercial scaling of the Digit robot, underscoring Agility Robotics' commitment to meeting rigorous safety standards. By completing this necessary evaluation, the company positions itself favorably in the competitive landscape, paving the way for future advancements and deployments of its robotic technology.
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Original from HumanoidsDaily: Agility Robotics Secures OSHA-Recognized Safety Approval, Widening the Gap Between ''Demo'' and ''Deployment''
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