Separate English-language posts over the same window discussed humanoid and cobot warehouse work rather than classic AGVs. One noted Agility’s Digit moving more than 100,000 totes in a live warehouse with people present, framing that as a shift from demo videos to production tote handling. Another promotional thread tied Axis Robotics and physical-AI training to warehouse picking and movement, including the idea that simulation should expose robots to aisle blockages, new carton shapes, and rare failures before those events happen on the floor. These posts are not vendor press releases with full site metrics, but they show the current English social conversation: tote-moving humanoids, simulation-first training, and mixed human-robot picking are being discussed as near-term warehouse tools, not only lab exhibits.
For operators the useful filter remains the same as for AMRs—throughput, safety around people, WMS integration, and whether the robot can run a full shift without constant babysitting.