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Agile Robots

🇩🇪 München · founded 2018

Munich robotics company combining AI and sensitive precision robotics for industry

HumanoideRoboterarme

Headquarters

München

Employee

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About the Company

Overview

Agile Robots was founded in 2018 in the environment of the German Aerospace Center and is based in Munich. The company develops sensitive robot arms and intelligent automation solutions and ranks among Europe's highest-valued robotics companies. At the end of 2023, it also acquired Munich-based lightweight specialist Franka Emika.

Technology and Products

At its core, Agile Robots combines force-sensitive robot arms with AI-powered control. The portfolio includes industrial arms from the Diana and Yu series as well as the highly flexible Agile Hand. At the end of 2025, the company introduced the Agile ONE, its first industrial humanoid robot.

Market Significance

With the Agile ONE, Agile Robots is one of the few European providers of industrial humanoids and thus competes against strong competition from the US and China. The planned series production in Bavaria underscores the ambition to produce sophisticated robotics in Europe.

Known for — Model series

Agile ONE

Humanoid · Industrial

Diana 7

Robot Arm · Cobot

Yu 5 Industrial

Robot Arm · Industrial

Agile Hand

Gripper · Dexterous

Technology focus areas

Kraftsensitive RoboterarmeGeschickte RoboterhändeKI-gestützte SteuerungRobot Foundation ModelsFertigung in Deutschland

Milestones

2018

Founded in Munich in the environment of the German Aerospace Center.

2021

Major funding rounds make the company one of Europe's most valuable robotics start-ups.

2023

Acquisition of Munich-based lightweight specialist Franka Emika.

2025

Introduction of the first humanoid robot Agile ONE.

Availability in Switzerland

No official Swiss distributor is registered. Supply is available directly through Agile Robots or via the European distribution network.

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