AgiBot A3

The AgiBot A3 enters the catalogue on the strength of a single result rather than a data sheet. At the 2026 World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing the Shanghai Zhiyuan team 4, AgiBot's own squad, won the newly introduced Taijiquan (tai chi) event with 40.5 points, nearly double the score of the silver medallist Yushu Keji team on a Unitree machine (21.21) and far ahead of China Mobile Lingxi (17.96).

The 2026 rulebook required Taijiquan, like gymnastics and the 100 m, to be performed fully autonomously, so the robot had to execute the whole movement sequence while keeping its balance without any remote input.

Beyond an electric drive and pilot status in 2026, none of the sources reviewed gives height, weight, degrees of freedom or sensors for the A3; there is no product page and no price, and the entry should be reconciled with AgiBot's full catalogue listing once one exists.

The company's press release counts 46 medals at the 2026 Games, 18 of them gold, and the Taijiquan title is one of those golds that helped AgiBot top both the gold and the overall medal table. Its siblings cover other disciplines: the compact AgiBot X2 won the 100 m obstacle race, while the AgiBot A2 holds the Guinness record for distance walked.