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Agility partners with Nyobolt for Digit 5’s ultra-fast battery

Agility Robotics announced a collaboration with Nyobolt to develop an ultra-fast-charging battery system for its Digit 5 humanoid robot. The new system claims to enable over 20 hours of daily operation, with a 90-minute runtime and a nine-minute charge time—improving upon Digit 4’s 2:1 run-to-charge ratio. Daniel Diez, Agility’s chief business officer, emphasized that uptime directly impacts…

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  • Agility partners with Nyobolt for Digit 5’s ultra-fast-charging battery system, enabling >20 hours/day runtime
  • Nyobolt’s tech delivers 90-minute runtime and 9-minute charge, improving Digit 4’s 2:1 ratio to 10:1
  • Early Digit 5 access with Nyobolt’s battery starts in Q1 2027, full rollout in 6–9 months

Nyobolt, a U.K.-based battery tech firm, highlights its proprietary anode materials and fast-charging capabilities as key to reducing downtime. The partnership follows Agility’s recent Digit 5 release, which includes new legs and explores wheeled locomotion. Early access to Digit 5 with Nyobolt’s battery is expected in the first half of 2027, with broader availability over the following six to nine months. Agility also announced plans to go public via a SPAC merger and expand its software hub in California.

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Agility chooses Nyobolt for ultra-fast charging for Digit 5 humanoid

The Robot Report · 15 October 2026

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Agility RoboticsNyoboltSymbotic Inc.Churchill Capital Corp XIFORT RoboticsDaniel DiezSai ShivareddyPeggy JohnsonJonathan HurstPras Velagapudi

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