Gasgoo Munich- At the main forum of the 2026 AGIBOT Innovation Day, AGIBOT co-founder, president, and CTO Peng Zhihui took the stage to unveil the company's latest operational and mass production milestones.
Peng revealed that AGIBOT rolled out its 20,000th embodied intelligent robot in September. The company generated nearly 2 billion yuan in revenue in the first half of 2026, as the pace of commercial deployment continues to accelerate.
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According to Peng, AGIBOT's embodied intelligent robots have moved beyond the lab to penetrate a wide range of offline scenarios, including factory production lines, hotel services, retail guidance, traffic direction, and cultural tourism performances. Across these settings, the robots handle real-world tasks—from loading and unloading on assembly lines to greeting guests, explaining products, guiding security checks, and performing entertainment. This dual-track approach is driving large-scale deployment across both industrial manufacturing and commercial services.
At the event, AGIBOT also launched "Worken," a physical AI value metric defined as effective intelligent work hours. This new evaluation system moves beyond simple shipment counts. Instead, it calculates actual output value by combining the number of active robots, autonomous working hours, and output efficiency ratios. The goal is to measure the productivity embodied intelligence creates in the physical world. The system is currently being piloted in deployed projects at locations such as Kuanzhai Alleys, Chimelong Tourism, Longqi production lines, and Shangri-La hotels.
Data shows AGIBOT's humanoid robots now hold a global market share of over 43%, placing the company in the top tier worldwide. Peng believes that transitioning physical AI technology from "usable" to "general purpose" will require multiple technological leaps. Mass production and continuous scenario validation, he argues, are essential steps for industrial adoption.
Leveraging its 10,000-unit production capacity and experience across diverse scenarios, AGIBOT is refining its full-stack embodied intelligence solution. The company aims to further integrate hardware, models, simulation, and scenario operations—pushing humanoid robots from being mere exhibits to becoming stable, productive tools on the job.
