AGIBOT robot lands flying side kicks and sword fights on camera; claims 44% of humanoid market
heyshrutimishra · x · 2026-08-28
A real-camera video shows humanoids from Shanghai-based AGIBOT performing flying side kicks, sword fights and fencing matches with no CGI or pre-programmed scripts — kung fu moves that take martial artists years to master.
The poster's standout numbers: AGIBOT shipped roughly 15,000 humanoid robots in the first half of 2026, reportedly more than every Western robotics company combined, and claims 44% of the global humanoid market. The commercial A3 Ultra packs 700 TOPS of compute, LiDAR, surround-view cameras and dual depth sensors for 360-degree vision, one-centimeter positioning and risk prediction three meters ahead — built for 24/7 work in factories, hotels, retail and patrol. The robots can coordinate in swarms of over 100 units and are certified in China, the US and Europe.
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