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G2 Max

About

About G2 Max

AGIBOT G2 Max is a heavy-load dual-arm robot developed by AgiBot with JD Logistics for warehouse handling. Its humanlike arms and force-control system are intended to grasp and move standard containers, with inbound unloading and palletising as the main announced workflows. The platform is designed to connect manual container-handling steps with surrounding warehouse automation.

JD Logistics and AgiBot introduced G2 Max in July 2026 and announced plans to use it in Zhilang warehouses. The proposed integration places it at the inbound side of a high-density goods-to-person system, linking container handling with automated storage and transport. Its planned role is to reduce repetitive bending, lifting and stacking by warehouse employees. The application combines robot force control with JD's warehouse equipment and workflow coordination.

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Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Operating environments: Intended JDLogistics Zhilang inbound warehouse, Intended warehouse inbound palletizing
  • Material handling

    Claimed - Grasp and transfer standard warehouse totes at inbound stations. - environment: Intended JDLogistics Zhilang inbound warehouse

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  • Palletizing

    Claimed - Stack and unstack inbound warehouse totes alongside existing automation. - environment: Intended warehouse inbound palletizing

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Timeline

  • AgiBot and JD Logistics introduce G2 Max for warehouse handling

    2026-07-17 - Product Launch - G2 Max targets tote handling, palletizing and depalletizing at the inbound stage, connecting manual unloading with existing warehouse automation. The joint July 17 announcement described planned warehouse adoption; JD Logistics’ existing robotic storage and retrieval network was already operating in China and overseas.

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