AGIBOT Robotics: Products, Platforms and Applications

AGIBOT develops robot platforms, intelligent algorithms and an open platform ecosystem around embodied intelligence: bringing AI capabilities into machines that sense, move and interact with the physical world.

For a project team, these are connected parts of a solution. The robot provides the physical platform; software and content shape its behavior; application development brings them together for a defined task.

Explore the product categories

Different tasks call for different forms of robot. The AGIBOT store organizes products into categories that help narrow the search:

• Humanoid robots include products for service, performances and research, with capabilities that vary by model.
• Quadruped robots use a four-legged design, with configurations for applications such as patrol, inspection, research and performances.
• Robotic hands and grippers provide different ways to grasp and manipulate objects. Selection depends on the task and host robot.
• Commercial cleaning robots address floor-cleaning applications, with equipment and site requirements specific to each product.

The G Series includes wheeled embodied robot platforms. G2, for example, combines mobility, dual-arm manipulation and multimodal interaction for industrial, commercial and research environments.

Connect hardware with the right platform

AGIBOT’s platform ecosystem addresses different parts of robot application development:

• LinkCraft is a multimodal content creation platform.
• LinkSoul is an agent interaction platform.
• Genie Studio is a task development platform.

Confirm platform compatibility, access, licensing and the development scope for the selected robot.

Start from an application

AGIBOT’s official solution materials cover guided tours and shopping guidance, service and retail stations, security patrol and inspection, logistics sorting, industrial handling, production-line loading and unloading, and industrial and commercial cleaning.

An application category is a starting point for discussion. A visitor-guidance project needs a venue, route and content plan. A sorting task needs defined objects, grasping requirements and a workflow. A cleaning project needs floor and site information. The appropriate product and integration scope follow from those details.

Find resources and discuss a project

Visit About AGIBOT for the company overview, then use the relevant product and platform pages to explore your requirements.

For an international project, include the destination country or region when you contact sales. Share the application, quantity, operating environment, budget range and target timeline, together with your contact details. Delivery, deployment and support arrangements should be confirmed in the proposal for that destination.