AgiBot Unveils Hardware as First-Half Revenue Nears 2 Bln Yuan

SHANGHAI -- Robot maker AgiBot from Shanghai had revenues of around two billion yuan ($281 million) in the first six months of 2026, alongside the unveiling of new humanoid hardware, industrial robots, and AI models.

The company's co-founder, president, and chief technology officer Peng Zhihui reported the revenues Oct. 29 and the number of robots produced in the first half of 2026, which is 9,700. AgiBot earlier reported its annual revenue in 2025 of 1.05 billion yuan.

AgiBot also stated that its cumulative production of robots stood at 20,000 in September. First-half profit and revenue by customer applications were not disclosed.

Some of the new hardware unveiled by AgiBot includes AHA3, which is the company's third generation of humanoid architecture, aimed at incorporating locomotion, interaction, and manipulation systems. AgiBot also presented a liquid-cooling system for robot joints, IP67 rated protected joints, and a series of dexterous hands.

G2 Max, an industrial robot on wheels, was officially launched by AgiBot, which is aimed at manufacturing and logistics. This wheeled industrial robot has 21 degrees of freedom, a total dual arm capability of 40 kg and a 0.1-2.5 meters working range.
AgiBot has also launched the GO-3 Preview robot foundation model that integrates reasoning, prediction, and physical action capabilities to enable manipulation capabilities for various functions. This model will be released as open source by the end of 2026.

Link-U OS 1.0 is another product announced by AgiBot which is the operating system that links the robot hardware to AI apps. It is currently under trials with some partner firms while the open source version is set to be made available at year-end.

AgiBot claims that its robots have been deployed in manufacturing and commercial services sectors. The company has not released independently verified numbers on productivity, profitability and revenues from robots executing regular industrial tasks.