Agile Robots Plans Up to 2,000 Humanoids With NVIDIA in 2027

Oct 21, 2026
Agile Robots plans to produce 1,000 to 2,000 small humanoid robots with NVIDIA in 2027, with production due to begin late this year.

Agile Robots plans to produce 1,000 to 2,000 small humanoid robots with NVIDIA in 2027, according to Reuters. Production is due to begin late this year.

Agile Robots CEO Zhaopeng Chen told Reuters about the production target as NVIDIA expanded its partnerships with European manufacturers and startups at its GTC conference in Berlin.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said Europe’s engineering expertise gives the region an advantage in physical AI and robotics. NVIDIA, which supplies processors and software used in robotic control systems, says it has committed nearly $10 billion to Europe's technology ecosystem.

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