AgiBot A3 Ultra

AgiBot unveiled the A3 Ultra on 20 July 2026 at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, positioning it above the A2 as the company's flagship humanoid. It stands 1.74 m, weighs 60 kg and has 51 degrees of freedom, with a payload of 5 kg per arm. Perception is deliberately over-specified for industrial work: 3D LiDAR, RGB-D, fisheye and binocular cameras, plus GPS, RTK and UWB positioning, so the robot can localise itself both outdoors and inside a plant. Onboard compute is NVIDIA's Thor platform. The most practical advance is uptime. AgiBot rates the A3 Ultra at up to eight hours on a charge and supports three ways of refilling it — direct charging, hot battery swap and autonomous docking, where the robot leaves its task and returns to a charger by itself. That combination is aimed squarely at multi-shift factory and logistics deployments rather than demonstrations. The A3 Ultra was shown alongside the X2 Edu education platform (1.3 m, 29 degrees of freedom), the heavy-payload G2 Max for material handling and the OmniHand 3 Ultra-M dexterous hand (0.65 kg, 20 degrees of freedom). AgiBot has not disclosed pricing or a shipping date, so the profile is listed as a pilot until customer deliveries are confirmed. The company reached its 15,000th manufactured robot shortly before the show.

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