AGIBOT expands its robotics ecosystem with the launch of the G2 Max, Link-U OS 1.0, and the AHA3 hardware platform, aiming to set new industry standards for embodied AI performance and deployment.
AGIBOT has significantly expanded its technological ecosystem by unveiling the AHA3 integrated hardware platform and the WITA-Omni model. The formal launch of the G2 Max and Link-U OS 1.0, combined with the introduction of the Worken measurement framework, demonstrates a strategic push toward commercial scalability and standardized performance metrics in the robotics sector.
Worken is a newly proposed framework introduced by AGIBOT to measure and standardize performance in robotics.
AGIBOT formally launched the G2 Max and introduced the AHA3 integrated hardware platform.
AGIBOT showcased a suite of new hardware and software solutions at its Innovation Day, including the AHA3 integrated platform and the G2 Max robot. The company also introduced the Worken framework to standardize performance metrics for embodied AI, signaling a strategic push to scale real-world deployments.
AGIBOT introduced the AHA3 integrated hardware platform, the GO-3 Preview, the WITA-Omni model, the G2 Max robot, and the Link-U OS 1.0 operating system.
Worken is a proposed framework designed to measure and standardize the performance of embodied AI in real-world applications.