AgiBot
Deng Taihua, founder, chairman, and CEO. Peng Zhihui is co-founder, president, and CTO, not CEO.
Data verified as of Sep 24, 2026
Summary
AgiBot (AGIBOT, Zhiyuan Robotics, 智元机器人) is a Shanghai humanoid and embodied-AI company. Its English site uses the legal name AGIBOT Innovation (Shanghai) Technology Co., Ltd. Wikipedia gives the Chinese name 智元创新（上海）科技股份有限公司 and dates the founding to February 2023. The leadership page lists Deng Taihua as founder, chairman, and CEO, and Peng Zhihui as co-founder, president, and CTO. The current public lineup includes the full-size A3, the industrial G2, and the smaller X2. The company says its 15,000th general-purpose robot rolled off the line in June 2026. Tracker counts of shipments do not match that factory total and do not match each other: AgiBot's August 20 release cites Counterpoint at about 9,700 units and more than 43 percent of first-half 2026 shipments, while SCMP on August 10 cited Smart Analytics Global at roughly 8,400 units and 44 percent, including wheeled G-series robots. No audited revenue or public prospectus was opened.
Company OverviewRead the long-form profile of AgiBotMain Products
Full-size humanoid positioned for performance, interaction, and research. The product page lists height 173 cm, weight 55 kg, endurance up to 10 hours, dual battery packs of 1152 Wh, UWB positioning, and fleet coordination of more than 100 units. The August 20 release names the A3 alongside the G2 as part of the current commercial and industrial portfolio.
On the current product page. Less evidence of a named factory deployment than the G2.
Industrial embodied robot. The product page says it uses automotive-grade components, is rated IP42, and does sub-millimeter force-controlled assembly with Genie RL. AgiBot's August 20 release says G2 robots are on Longcheer Technology's consumer-electronics line doing production tasks. SCMP says Smart Analytics Global counts wheeled G-series robots inside its humanoid shipment total. The English G2 page opened here does not itself say the robot is wheeled.
Named deployment on Longcheer's line, per AgiBot's August 20, 2026 release.
Smaller AgiBot robot featured on the English homepage as a fully intelligent agile robot. The August 20 release says the X2 series is used in commercial service and research. Specs were not taken from a product-page table in this profile.
Current homepage product. Detailed dimensions were not copied because the spec page was not the source used here.
Operations & Revenue
AgiBot is a private company building and shipping humanoid and embodied robots from Shanghai. It says the 15,000th general-purpose robot rolled off the line in June 2026, and its August 20 release says a G2 is on Longcheer Technology's production line. SCMP reported on August 10, 2026 that AgiBot was preparing for a public listing. No prospectus, price, or ticker was in the pages opened. Tracker shipment counts for the first half of 2026 disagree: the company's Counterpoint citation is about 9,700 units, and Smart Analytics Global via SCMP is about 8,400. Those are not the same number as the 15,000 factory roll-off.
Revenue Streams
The commercial catalog on the pages opened runs from the full-size A3 and the industrial G2 to the smaller X2, plus earlier A2 and G1 models still linked on the site. The August 20 release says a G2 is already on a Longcheer electronics line and that X2 robots are in commercial service and research. No revenue split by model was opened.
The about page says AgiBot unveiled GO-1 in March 2025 as its first general-purpose embodied foundation model. TIME says a later model, GO-2, launched in April 2026. These are robot-control models, not a separate consumer chatbot business, and no software revenue was disclosed.
Key Metrics
- Employees
- Unknown. No headcount was on the about or leadership pages opened.
Timeline
The about page puts the 10,000th general-purpose robot in March 2026 and the 15,000th in June 2026. On August 20 the company said Counterpoint counted about 9,700 first-half shipments and more than 43 percent of a global market above 22,000. SCMP on August 10, citing Smart Analytics Global, reported roughly 8,400 shipments and 44 percent, and said that count includes wheeled G-series robots. The factory totals and the two tracker counts are different series.
The about page says AgiBot unveiled GO-1, its first general-purpose embodied foundation model, in March 2025, and that it ranked No. 1 worldwide in humanoid shipments in 2025. TIME's August 2026 profile says AgiBot shipped 5,100 units last year. The about page does not print that unit count, so the rank and the TIME count are not the same sentence.
