AgiBot sets a dance record with 110 Expedition A3 robots
English translation from Unibot. Source published 2026-10-26.
The AgiBot Expedition A3 humanoids entered the Guinness Book of Records by performing a synchronized dance involving 110 robots.
Mass synchronized dance
110 robots danced in Jinan, China on October 24, 2026, reports the Global Times. The robots moved synchronously and changed formation. To do this, they used AgiBot's LinkBots cluster management platform and ultra-wideband positioning.
The company clarified that the technology provides accuracy down to a centimeter. The challenge was different - to coordinate the group of robots without losing a rigid connection to the points.
Complexity of choreography
The dance included changes, jumps and somersaults. For fleet operators, the choreography is secondary. The main thing is to maintain the coordinated movement of one hundred and ten mobile devices. This is a fundamentally different task than simply operating reliably in an unpredictable environment.
Risks of the real environment
Wang Peng, a junior researcher at the Beijing Academy of Social Sciences, explained to the Global Times: Changing lighting, uneven floors and sudden obstacles directly affect the performance of the machines. And with long tasks, small errors tend to accumulate.
True, in his opinion, coordination and exchange of experience between robots will help reduce the costs of each device.
From show to work necessity
The record clearly proves the ability to control an entire swarm, and does not measure industrial output. AgiBot's immediate plans are closer to the show: humanoids will perform at cultural and tourist venues.
They are also involved in the field of public services, science and education. And here the repeatability of movements, clear positioning and coherence will no longer be a feature for the camera, but a working necessity.