AGIBOT Wins 46 Medals to Lead World Humanoid Robot Games Debut

AGIBOT secured 46 medals during its debut at the 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games, finishing first on both the gold medal table and the overall standings after winning 18 gold, 16 silver and 12 bronze medals.

The international competition tested humanoid robots across athletics, martial arts, dance, dexterous manipulation and practical scenarios. Events evaluated robots in hotel services, library operations, emergency response and industrial tasks.

AGIBOT entered its OmniHand, G2, A3 and X2 platforms, all of which are already in mass production or deployed in real-world applications. The company emphasized that its machines were not purpose-built solely for the competition.

OmniHand reached the final round in all eight dexterous-hand events and collected seven gold medals. Its victories included precision challenges such as block building, powder weighing and picking beans with tweezers.

In motion-control events, the AGIBOT X2 won the 100-meter obstacle race and added silver and bronze medals in the 400-meter obstacle competition. AGIBOT A3 separately earned gold in the Tai Chi event.

The X2 competed in its standard mass-produced configuration and used AGIBOT's self-developed AGILE locomotion framework. The system combines environmental perception, locomotion decision-making, parameter identification and simulation-to-reality transfer to navigate irregular obstacles and varied terrain.

AGIBOT also earned five gold medals in scenario-based events involving hotel operations, library services and emergency response. Its G2 robot, already deployed at Longcheer and SAIC factories, uses the company's ViLLA embodied foundation model, GE world model and RW-RL system.

The results demonstrate AGIBOT's effort to move embodied AI beyond controlled demonstrations toward repeatable operation in varied environments. The company stated that in June 2026, its 15,000th robot rolled off the production line, underscoring its push toward large-scale deployment.