AGIBOT Introduces Worken to Measure Productive Robot Work

Zhiming Peng from Zhiyuan introduces Worken units to measure the actual output of robots, driving the transition of physical AI from manufacturing to practical deployment.

AGIBOT unveiled Worken, a framework to measure productive robot work in real-world environments, alongside new hardware and AI models. The framework combines active robot count, autonomous working hours, and output efficiency ratio to assess robotic productivity. The company also launched AHA3 hardware platform and GO-3 Preview model, emphasizing deployment-first innovation.

At the 2026 AIGBOT INNOVATION DAY, Zhihui Peng, co-founder and CTO of Zhiyuan, emphasized the industry's transition from parameter-based evaluation to work-hour-based metrics. The company introduced Worken, a new standard to quantify robot productivity in real-world scenarios. Peng also discussed the challenges of physical AI, including real-time reasoning and physical task closure, and highlighted the importance of reliable hardware and data collection for deployment.

AGIBOT unveiled Worken, a framework to measure productive robot work, alongside new hardware, AI models, and software at its Innovation Day 2026 event. The framework emphasizes autonomous operation and task output, aiming to shift focus from deployment numbers to actual productivity. The event also highlighted the AHA3 hardware platform, GO-3 Preview model, and G2 Max robot, with an emphasis on real-world deployment and operational efficiency.

AGIBOT introduced Worken, a framework to measure the productive output of deployed robots, at its Innovation Day 2026 event. The framework combines active robot count, autonomous working hours, and output efficiency against benchmarks. The company also launched the AHA3 hardware platform, GO-3 Preview model, WITA-Omni interaction model, G2 Max industrial robot, and Link-U OS 1.0, emphasizing real-world deployment and open-source collaboration.

AGIBOT launched Worken, a framework to assess robot productivity through autonomous work and output efficiency, alongside new hardware and AI models designed for real-world deployment. The company also unveiled the AHA3 hardware platform, GO-3 Preview model, and WITA-Omni interaction model, emphasizing practical innovation in industrial and commercial applications.

AGIBOT unveiled Worken, a framework to measure productive robot work, alongside the AHA3 hardware platform, GO-3 Preview model, and WITA-Omni 1.0, highlighting real-world deployments and a focus on practical innovation.