AGIBOT unveils four embodied-AI products at WAIC 2026
AGIBOT unveiled A3 Ultra, X2 Edu, G2 Max and OmniHand 3 Ultra-M at WAIC 2026, spanning service humanoids, education, industrial handling and dexterous manipulation.
Why it matters
The four-product launch broadens AGIBOT's portfolio across embodiment layers; the event remains unbound to one product because it covers four distinct systems.
Evidence notes
- A3 Ultra is 1.74 metres tall, weighs 60 kilograms, has 51 active degrees of freedom, carries up to 5 kilograms per arm and supports up to eight hours of combined operation.
- X2 Edu is a roughly 1.3-metre modular development humanoid with 29 degrees of freedom, open interfaces and up to 3 kilograms of end-effector payload.
- G2 Max is a force-controlled wheeled robot for material handling and palletizing; OmniHand 3 Ultra-M has 20 active degrees of freedom, a 5-kilogram whole-hand load, 0.3-second actuation and ±0.2-millimetre repeatability.
Company context
Develops humanoid robotic systems focused on general-purpose task execution, combining physical platforms with AI-driven control systems. The company is building a range of humanoid architectures targeting both industrial and service-oriented environments.