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Digit vs K2 Bumblebee in 2026

Comparing 2 humanoid robots across availability, pricing, capabilities, and verified deployments. Current as of 2026.

Key differences

On DEPLOY's record, Digit is further along: at the commercial stage versus K2 Bumblebee at the pilot stage, as of 2026.

  • Digit has more capabilities independently verified as autonomous (1 vs 0).
  • K2 Bumblebee has the lower recorded price.
  • Digit has more verified real-world deployments (11 vs 1).
  • Digit is at the commercial stage; K2 Bumblebee at the pilot stage.
Attribute
ManufacturerAgility RoboticsKepler Robotics
Form factorhumanoidhumanoid
Maturitycommercialpilot
Autonomy1 verified autonomous◐ not independently verified
Availabilityinternal-onlyenterpriseshipping-nowshipping
Price$100,000-$250,000 (analyst estimate)$34,000 (actual sale price)
Capability claims
  • Fetches items (autonomous, verified)
  • Picks and packs (claimed-only, claimed)
Brain
Verified deployments111Kepler Robotics
Privacy practices
Sources on file457

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Editorial summaries

Digit

Digit is the cohort's commercial verification anchor: the most-verified-hours humanoid in the registry, with Agility's GXO Flowery Branch deployment doing the load-bearing work. The maker-facility rule applies in reverse here. GXO operates Digit on customer-paid freight inside GXO's own warehouses, which is the commercial-deployment shape that internal-facility pilots from Tesla, 1X, and others do not yet have.

Agility describes Digit's operational envelope as autonomous mobile manipulation in structured logistics; the verification anchor is what operators document at the customer site, not Agility's spec sheet.

K2 Bumblebee

Kepler Robotics describes the K2 (Bumblebee) as commercially available and in mass production, priced at about $34,000 (RMB 248,000) per unit per the company's official announcement. Most volume is sold through enterprise framework agreements rather than individual retail. The price is verified from Kepler's own release.

Common questions

How do Digit and K2 Bumblebee differ?
On DEPLOY's record, Digit is further along: at the commercial stage versus K2 Bumblebee at the pilot stage, as of 2026. Digit has more capabilities independently verified as autonomous (1 vs 0). K2 Bumblebee has the lower recorded price. Digit has more verified real-world deployments (11 vs 1). Digit is at the commercial stage; K2 Bumblebee at the pilot stage.
What is the difference between Digit and K2 Bumblebee?
Digit and K2 Bumblebee are both humanoid robots on the DEPLOY registry. They differ in maker, maturity, price, verified deployments, and how much of their autonomy is independently verified. See the table above for the full head-to-head; each figure is sourced.
Which is cheaper, Digit or K2 Bumblebee?
K2 Bumblebee has the lower recorded price on the DEPLOY registry than Digit. Prices are sourced; see each record for whether the figure is a manufacturer target, an estimate, or an actual sale price.
Is Digit or K2 Bumblebee more autonomous?
Digit has more capabilities independently verified as autonomous on the DEPLOY registry than K2 Bumblebee. DEPLOY counts a capability as autonomous only when verified at a real deployment, not from a demo or a vendor claim.
Which has more verified deployments, Digit or K2 Bumblebee?
Digit has more verified deployments (11) on the DEPLOY registry than K2 Bumblebee (1). DEPLOY counts a deployment only when confirmed at a named site with a primary source.

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