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Agility Robotics is taking humanoid robots public in a first for Wall Street
The Oregon startup, whose humanoid robots carry heavy materials in factories and warehouses, is expected to begin trading on Nasdaq on Thursday.
- Agility Robotics plans to go public on Nasdaq under ticker AGLT.
- CEO Peggy Johnson highlights deployment of robots in factories and warehouses.
- Company reported $1.8M revenue and $138.1M net loss in 2025.