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Competition in the global humanoid robot market is extremely intense. According to TechCrunch, the AI2 Robotics startup was recently valued at $3 billion, and Apptronik at $5.5 billion with the support of Google and Mercedes-Benz. Figure AI stunned everyone with an astronomical valuation of $39 billion. However, Agility Robotics stands out with its real revenue streams and established customer base.

The company's current client list includes the following major corporations:

Amazon and GXO Logistics (logistics and warehouse operations); Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (automotive); Mercado Libre and Schaeffler (retail and industry). Peggy Johnson noted that the company currently has over $300 million in confirmed orders. Agility Robotics is using a "robot-as-a-service" model, meaning customers pay a monthly subscription fee instead of purchasing the robot outright. This reduces the cost of implementing the technology and helps popularize it. Although home service robots are still a distant future, Agility Robotics has already begun to revolutionize the industrial and logistics sectors.

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