Agility Robotics’ Digit humanoid robot can unplug its own charging cable, sit up, stand independently, and signal that it is ready for work. This sci-fi-like startup routine allows it to prepare for its shift without human assistance. Standing 1.75 meters tall and weighing 65 kg, Digit can carry up to 16 kg, walk at around 5 km/h, and operate for several hours per charge. It is designed for warehouses and logistics operations, where it can handle repetitive tasks alongside human workers. However, its charging-port design has sparked a humorous debate about engineering decisions, with people joking about how awkwardly the robot must position itself to disconnect. The technology is impressive, but the unusual charging setup makes you wonder who approved that design!