AGIBOT unveiled four new robots at WAIC 2026, expanding its industrial embodied AI portfolio
English translation from Unibot. Source published 2026-07-21.
At the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) 2026 in Shanghai, AGIBOT announced four new robots. The line has been replenished with humanoid models, industrial systems and dexterous manipulators. At the same time, the company talked about growing commercial implementations.
Four new items on WAIC
Here's what was shown: the humanoid robot AGIBOT A3 Ultra, the educational platform X2 EDU, the industrial robot G2 Max and the dexterous manipulator OmniHand 3 Ultra-M.
By the way, more than thirty AGIBOT robots are working right at the WAIC site. They assist visitors, provide information and conduct live demonstrations - all outside the exhibition stand.
Company position
“It’s time for the industry to stop judging embodied AI by whether the robot can do something spectacularly one time. What's more important is whether it can be manufactured, delivered and reliably integrated into real-life work environments,” said Peng Zhihui, co-founder, president and CTO of AGIBOT.
“AGIBOT A3 Ultra, G2 Max and OmniHand 3 Ultra-M cover three key layers of this challenge: humanoid platform, industrial execution and dexterous manipulation. Together with our recent successes in manufacturing and factory deployment, these new products show that we are building robots that deliver sustainable, practical value at scale.”
Flagship humanoid
The flagship A3 Ultra is a full-size humanoid for commerce and service. Height - 1.74 meters, weight - 60 kg. It has 51 degrees of freedom, each arm lifts up to 5 kg, and it works for up to eight hours. Inside - NVIDIA Thor. The robot can change batteries, charge directly and independently - for long-term operation without stopping.
Education and industry
AGIBOT also showed X2 EDU. It is a modular humanoid platform for universities, scientific institutes and robotics competitions. Developers can change hardware, sensors and computing modules to suit their needs.
The G2 Max, a power-controlled mobile robot, was released for industry. He takes care of moving materials, palletizing and other routine work in production. The system combines omnidirectional mobility (movement in any direction) with the handling of heavy loads and is built into existing workshops.
Dexterous hand manipulator
The fourth new product is OmniHand 3 Ultra-M. It is a direct drive dexterous manipulating arm. It has 20 active degrees of freedom, built-in haptics and force control. Useful for manipulation, teleoperation and training of embodied AI.
Real implementations
In addition to hardware, AGIBOT showed several industrial implementations in partnership with Longcheer Technology and PIA Automation. At the Longcheer factory, G2 robots are already integrated into the tablet quality control line. They process about three thousand devices per shift. Installation took only 36 hours.
The company also demonstrated robots in action: they prepared drinks, played table tennis, and boxed under the control of an operator. They also worked in transport, tourism and government services.
AGIBOT says the new products and implementations are a step toward moving embodied AI out of the lab and into repeatable commercial and industrial processes.