Zhiyuan Innovation Showcases Embodied AI Robots at CIIE

This paper reports (Reporter Jin Wanxia) On November 5, the 9th China International Import Cup (hereinafter referred to as “CIIE”) opened. AGIBOT Innovation (Shanghai) Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “AGIBOT”) showcased multiple embodied intelligent robots in the technical equipment exhibition area, focusing on displaying the practical application results of robots in scenarios such as industrial manufacturing, medical navigation, and hotel services.

At the exhibition site, the AGIBOT Elf G2 robot demonstrated assembly, tea brewing, and production line loading and unloading capabilities; the AGIBOT A3 series robots were responsible for handling audience inquiries and hotel welcoming, while the Lingxi X2 robot provided intelligent navigation services. Additionally, the Juchen C5 cleaning robot and the D1 MAX inspection robot also showcased the company's product layout in fields such as commercial cleaning and security inspection.

At this China International Import Expo, AGIBOT publicly revealed two new types of deployment application scenarios for the first time. Among them, in the smart navigation scenario at Peking University People's Hospital, the Lingxi X2 robot can complete services such as department guidance, consultation on medical treatment processes, and route companionship. In October this year, a single robot accumulated 170 hours of autonomous operation, forming 153 effective intelligent working hours. The other type is the hotel interaction service scenario, where the AGIBOT A3 Ultra robot undertakes tasks such as lobby welcoming, routine inquiries, and item delivery.

AGIBOT focused on showcasing its proposed Worken (effective intelligent working hours) concept this time. This metric comprehensively integrates three dimensions: active device scale, autonomous working duration, and task completion efficiency, measuring the effective time robots autonomously complete standardized tasks in real-world scenarios.

According to AGIBOT's introduction, based on the unified standard for normalized operation scenarios in October 2026, the company's robots have cumulatively formed over 62,000 effective intelligent working hours, covering five major fields: cultural tourism and entertainment, urban transportation, commercial retail, industrial manufacturing, and livelihood services. Specifically, in the urban public service field, 120 Elf G2 robots have been deployed at multiple stations of the Guangzhou Metro, undertaking tasks such as security guidance and boarding inquiries; in the industrial manufacturing field, Elf G2 robots have entered the Longqi Technology production line, undertaking material loading and unloading and quality inspection auxiliary tasks.

AGIBOT stated that as the embodied intelligence industry moves from technical verification toward large-scale application, whether robots can stably complete actual work and continuously create effective output is becoming an important standard for measuring their commercial value. In the future, the company will lower the deployment costs of robot scenarios and promote the application of embodied intelligence technology in more actual positions through ways such as opening an agent development platform and deepening industrial ecosystem cooperation.

(Editor Zhang Wenling)