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AGIBOT demonstrates perception-driven whole-body control

Company demonstration
AGIBOT X2 humanoid waving at an MWC 2026 demonstration.
AGIBOT X2 at MWC 2026. This archive photograph shows the robot platform, not a frame from the AGILE 2 locomotion demonstration. Image: Jorge Jaramillo / JJxFile · CC BY 4.0 · 4096 × 2525 · Downsampled where needed to 4K or larger and WebP optimized; smaller card preview. No upscaling.

What happened

The company's Acrobat BOT demonstration shows X2 robots balancing on a rolling ball, jumping rope as a three-robot team, climbing platforms cooperatively and handling boxes. AGIBOT says the framework continually replans posture, contact and motion from visual input while coordinating whole-body movement.

Why it matters

These are physical demonstrations of a company-developed control framework, not independently benchmarked results or evidence of reliable commercial deployment. The release provides no comparative success rates, test protocol, uptime or external evaluation.

Source checked October 31, 2026. Status describes the evidence in the linked source at the time of review.