Agility Robotics heads to Wall Street in a $2.5B bet on staffing warehouses with humanoids
A maker of humanlike robots that carry totes around warehouses is aiming to go public on Wall Street in a test of whether there is a market for putting AI-powered humanoid machines to work. Agility Robotics, based in Salem, Oregon, announced Wednesday a planned merger with an investment firm that will value the company at $2. 5 billion as it becomes the first publicly traded company entirely devoted to building and selling humanoids. Its competitors include Tesla, whose CEO Elon Musk has its a...
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