Agibot A2 Series

What is the AgiBot A2? The AgiBot A2 (Yuanzheng A2) is a full-size, general-purpose bipedal humanoid robot developed by AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics), a Shanghai-based company. Standing approximately 1.75 meters tall and weighing 55 kilograms, it features 49-plus degrees of freedom, a 200 TOPS onboard AI processor, and a sensor suite including LiDAR, RGB-D cameras, and tactile fingertip sensors. It is the commercial flagship of AgiBot's product lineup and was the world's highest-volume humanoid robot by units shipped in 2025.

How does the AgiBot A2 work? The A2 processes sensory input from its cameras, LiDAR, and microphone array through the WorkGPT multimodal AI engine, which runs entirely on local hardware at 200 TOPS without cloud dependency. The GO-1 foundation model interprets the environment, understands natural-language instructions, and plans multi-step actions. Commands are sent to the PowerFlow joint motors and 19-DOF SkillHand dexterous hands via the AimRT communication middleware. The result is a robot capable of face recognition at 96 percent accuracy, real-time voice interaction, obstacle avoidance, and fine manipulation tasks, all in a single integrated system.

What are the differences between the AgiBot A2, A2-Max, A2-W, and A2 Ultra? The standard A2 is the general-purpose service and light industrial model with a 15-kilogram payload and approximately two hours of battery runtime. The A2-Max is a heavy-duty variant with 67 degrees of freedom and a 40-kilogram payload for demanding factory tasks. The A2-W is a wheeled variant with a five-hour battery life, designed for continuous industrial floor operations such as material handling and assembly loading. The A2 Ultra is the refined commercial service model: 40 degrees of freedom, triple-market certification (China, US, EU), 1,300-hour validated walking endurance, dual energy modes, and operator-configurable personas built for events, exhibitions, and high-uptime front-of-house roles.

What Guinness World Record did the AgiBot A2 set? In November 2025, an unmodified production AgiBot A2 (serial number SNA210041BA00652) walked 106.286 kilometers from Jinji Lake in Suzhou to the North Bund in Shanghai over three days, earning the Guinness World Records title for "Longest Journey Walked by a Humanoid Robot." The robot operated continuously throughout, never powering off, thanks to its hot-swappable battery system. It navigated urban roads, highways, bridges, slopes, and low-light night conditions, complying with traffic regulations throughout the journey.

What industries use the AgiBot A2? The A2 Series is deployed across automotive and electronics manufacturing, logistics and warehousing, commercial reception and guided service, retail brand activation, research and education, entertainment and broadcast media, and high-profile public exhibitions. The A2-W is specifically designed for sustained factory deployment; the A2 Ultra is optimized for commercial and event environments; and the A2-Max targets heavy-load industrial applications.