Where is Agility Robotics headquartered?

Agility's administrative and R&D headquarters is in Corvallis, Oregon (3015 SW Western Blvd), a deliberate choice rooted in the company's Oregon State University origins — OSU's Dynamic Robotics Lab is where co-founder Jonathan Hurst conducted the foundational legged locomotion research that became Cassie and then Digit. The Corvallis office houses engineering leadership, corporate strategy, R&D, and the executive team.

The manufacturing headquarters is Salem, Oregon, where RoboFab — billed as the world's first factory built to manufacture humanoid robots — occupies a 70,000 square foot facility opened in September 2023. Salem is approximately 30 miles south of Portland and 17 miles south of Corvallis, making the two Oregon locations operationally close and enabling executives to move between admin and manufacturing easily. At full capacity, RoboFab is designed to produce more than 10,000 robots per year and employ more than 500 workers — making Salem the company's single largest headcount hub when fully ramped.

Some public sources list additional Oregon addresses including Tangent (32114 Mallard Ave) and Albany-area locations, reflecting the company's broader Willamette Valley footprint. The administrative legal address may differ from the primary working offices; Corvallis and Salem are the operationally significant locations.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania serves as Agility's engineering and AI research hub, leveraging proximity to Carnegie Mellon University — where co-founders Hurst and Shelton both completed PhD programs — and the broader Pittsburgh robotics ecosystem that includes dozens of CMU spinouts and major autonomous vehicle and robotics companies. The Pittsburgh team focuses on robot platform engineering, AI skill development, reinforcement learning research, and testing and validation of new Digit capabilities.

In California, Agility maintains offices in both Palo Alto and Fremont. The Palo Alto office primarily supports commercial partnerships, enterprise customer development, and Silicon Valley investor relations. The Fremont location — in the East Bay, near Tesla's Fremont factory and major Northern California logistics corridors — supports AI development, customer demonstrations, and proximity to the logistics infrastructure that buyers of Digit operate in.

Agility does not have a disclosed European or Asian office as of June 2026, despite having active commercial customers in Europe (Schaeffler Group's German-headquartered global plant network) and Canada (Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada in Woodstock, Ontario). International accounts appear to be managed from U.S. offices, though business development presence in Europe is likely to expand as Schaeffler's 100-plant rollout commitment progresses toward its 2030 target.

Agility's five confirmed U.S. locations map directly to vendor engagement strategies. Technical and AI vendor conversations — simulation, perception tooling, synthetic data, reinforcement learning frameworks — belong in Pittsburgh or the Bay Area, where the engineering and AI teams sit. Commercial and partnership conversations belong in Palo Alto. Manufacturing, operations, and supply chain vendor conversations belong in Salem, where RoboFab production is scaling and where Jennifer Hunter (CFO/COO) has operational authority over manufacturing, supply chain, and quality.

Agility's paying customer deployments cluster across U.S. logistics corridors: GXO's Spanx deployment is in Flowery Branch, Georgia; Amazon pilots span multiple U.S. fulfillment centers; Mercado Libre's deployment is in San Antonio, Texas; and Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada is in Woodstock, Ontario. This geography matters for field sales teams selling into Agility's customer base (not Agility itself) — the highest-density opportunity corridor for humanoid robot adjacent logistics software is the U.S. Southeast (Georgia, Texas) and Midwest.

For ABM targeting of Agility itself, the most productive inbound approach is through digital channels and LinkedIn, given the distributed team. For senior executive access, Corvallis (CEO Peggy Johnson, co-founders) is the right geography; for CTO/CPO access, Pittsburgh or Bay Area are more productive. European sellers targeting the Schaeffler global deployment wave should note that Agility's European account management currently runs from U.S.-based teams — local intermediaries or German-language outreach into Schaeffler's own procurement organization may be more direct.