AGIBOT Innovation Day 2026: G2 Max, AHA3 and Link-U OS

On 29 October 2026, AGIBOT, the manufacturer behind the humanoid robots RaaSX offers as Benelux partner through Robots-as-a-Service, held its Innovation Day 2026 in Shanghai. We already wrote about Worken, the new measure of robot productivity presented there. But there was more: a new hardware architecture, smarter AI models, the heavy-duty industrial robot G2 Max and a dedicated operating system. The common thread: robots that are not just impressive, but deliver reliable work day after day.

AHA3: hardware built for real-world work

AHA3 (AGIBOT Humanoid Architecture) is AGIBOT's third-generation hardware architecture and the first commercial platform that brings locomotion, interaction and task execution together in one architecture. It is designed to make integration simpler and robots more responsive.

• Connectivity: integrated computing with Wi-Fi 6 and 5G.
• Built for continuous use: joint liquid cooling for long working days, and joints with IP67 protection for more demanding environments.
• Fine manipulation: a new family of dexterous hands (OmniHand 3 Lite, OmniHand 3 and OmniHand 3 Ultra) and the OmniPicker 3 tactile gripper.

Smarter moving, predicting and talking

With the AGILE motion framework, robots gain a self-evolving agent that lets them explore their physical limits and move better through experience. AGIBOT describes this as the step from motion control to spatial mobility: robots that adapt to the layout and changing conditions of a real work site.

GO-3 Preview was also presented here, the new foundation model that ranks first on RoboDojo, RoboTwin and RoboColiseum. The idea: what robots experience in the field feeds back into models and workflows, so every deployment improves the next.

For interaction with people there is WITA-Omni. The model combines vision, speech, real-time dialogue, facial expressions and movement into one continuous interaction. The robot can listen and talk at the same time, coordinate speech with movement and runs the model on the device itself. WITA-Omni ranks first on several interaction benchmarks, including Daily-Omni. AGIBOT is also expanding its data and training with AGIBOT WORLD 2026, the MEgo product family and Genie Sim 3.0.

G2 Max: heavy-duty power for industry and logistics

The biggest product announcement was the AGIBOT G2 Max, a robot for heavy work in manufacturing and logistics. The G2 Max has not yet launched in Europe: CE certification for the European market is in progress.

• 21 degrees of freedom for flexible movement.
• Up to 40 kg dual-arm handling capacity.
• Working height from 0.1 to 2.5 metres, from floor level to high racking.
• Force-controlled manipulation, omnidirectional mobility and multiple safety features, so the robot works safely alongside people and existing equipment.

AGIBOT showed applications in internal material transport, warehouse handling and pallet work. These take more than a single isolated task: the robot must work safely around people and equipment, handle changes and deliver consistent results over long periods.

Proven on the work floor

The G2 family is already running in a wide range of settings: tablet production at Longcheer, semiconductor packaging and testing, CNC machine tending and logistics. At Longcheer, the robot is assessed on cycle time, sustained operation and successful task completion, exactly the figures production teams steer by. Beyond the factory, robots guide passengers at Guangzhou Metro and visitors at the Chimelong tourism complex, answering questions and showing the way.

For AGIBOT, deployment is not a one-off delivery but an ongoing cycle of integration, stable operation and continuous improvement. That is also why AGIBOT launched Genie Studio 2.0.

Link-U OS 1.0: an operating system for robots

AGIBOT officially released Link-U OS 1.0, which it positions as the first operating system purpose-built for embodied intelligence. It connects robot hardware with intelligent applications, from development to deployment, and has already been validated on mass-produced robots. Selected partners are trialling it now; it will be fully open source by the end of 2026. AGIBOT is donating the project to the OpenAtom Foundation and becoming a Platinum sponsor, to build an open-source community and shared standards for humanoid robots together.

AGIBOT's ecosystem now spans 255 universities, 511 companies and more than 80,000 developers.

What this means for the Benelux

Once the G2 Max is available with CE certification, heavy lifting and transport work comes within reach: warehouses, production lines and pallet handling, exactly the settings where we are exploring G2 pilots in the Benelux. Robots that keep learning in the field and an open operating system also make it easier to build and reuse solutions, including for education and research.

Our starting point stays the same: robots are co-workers, not replacements. A robot that lifts 40 kg takes over the heavy work, so people can put their energy into the work where they make the difference.

Curious what the G2 or G2 Max can do in your organisation? Schedule an online meeting or call +31 30 269 0012.

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