AgiBot A3 Ultra
Full-size service humanoid, unveiled at WAIC 2026.
Projected configuration
A speculative variant not yet officially announced by AgiBot. Specs are our estimates and imagery reflects the base platform.
hopefully coming soon
Illustrative only. Real financing terms depend on unit, buyer profile, and maker's approved lender network.
Full-size service humanoid, unveiled at WAIC 2026.
The A3 Ultra is AgiBot's full-size humanoid for long-duration public-facing, commercial, and service work, unveiled at WAIC 2026 in Shanghai and named a show "Gem of the Exhibition." AgiBot claims 51 active degrees of freedom, up to eight hours of runtime with hot-swap batteries and autonomous charging, and NVIDIA Thor onboard compute. The figures are the maker's own; no third-party testing or public pricing has been released.
- ◆Full-size service humanoid, WAIC 2026 debut
- ◆51 active DoF, 5 kg payload per arm
- ◆NVIDIA Thor onboard (~700 TOPS claimed)
- ◆~8-hour runtime, hot-swap + autonomous charging
- ◆3D LiDAR + RGB-D + fisheye vision fusion
AgiBot (智元) emerged in 2023 and rapidly became one of China's most-funded — and highest-volume — humanoid startups, producing its 10,000th robot in early 2026 and its 20,000th that September. IDC ranked it the world's top humanoid shipper for the first half of 2026, with more than 8,600 units (about 35% of global shipments). In August 2026 it topped the medal table at Beijing's second World Humanoid Robot Games, taking 46 medals (18 gold) with its standard mass-produced robots rather than competition-tuned prototypes. In September 2026 it opened Europe's first humanoid mass-production line in Šabac, Serbia with Tier-1 supplier Minth Group — targeting up to 20,000 units a year — and, declaring a 'deployment' phase, put more than 300 robots into Chimelong's Spaceship Park and 100 of its compact X2 humanoids into retail stores as greeters. Its A2 and A3 platforms target industrial pilots and public-sector service work.
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