1,730 tasks: six AGIBOT G2 robots work 24 hours in a Shanghai store
AGIBOT tested six wheeled robots in a real Shanghai store; four passed the final assessment, according to sponsored content by the company.
A Chinese company tested six robots in a real shop for a full day. They did many tasks, but the numbers came from the company itself.
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Why it matters
A real-world trial outside the lab shows what robots might do in a shop, but the numbers come from the company itself.
Watch: a glimpse of robots working in a real shop.
The details
- The trial ran from 10 a.m. on 2 November to 10 a.m. on 3 November in a store in Xuhui District.
- Tasks included 683 customer interactions, 369 product pickups and deliveries, and 277 shelf checks and restocking jobs.
- It also included 147 coffee orders, 126 breakfast servings and 128 table-cleaning tasks.
- Four of the six robots passed the final assessment, about 67%.
- The source is sponsored content by AGIBOT on The Robot Report; the figures are the company's and not independently checked.
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