AgiBot Showcases Embodied Intelligence Robots at CIIE 2025
AgiBot presented a range of embodied intelligence robots at the 8th China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai, announced in a press release. The company organized its exhibit into two themed zones—Tech-Art Integration and Real-World Intelligent Service Deployment—featuring performances and live demonstrations of humanoid and service robots.
At the expo, the AgiBot X2, A2, and D1 Ultra robots performed synchronized dance routines combining traditional fan movements with modern choreography. The performance demonstrated millimeter-level motion accuracy and was intended to show the potential for embodied intelligence in cultural and entertainment applications. In collaboration with the Bank of China, AgiBot also introduced an intelligent banking assistant powered by the A2 robot, which greeted customers, delivered drinks, and promoted financial products through voice and visual interaction.
AgiBot additionally unveiled its LinkCraft platform to the public for the first time. The zero-code system allowed attendees to record simple gestures on their phones and have the AgiBot X2 replicate them in real time. The company also showcased the G1 robot performing automated parcel sorting with near-perfect accuracy, highlighting its adaptability for logistics environments.
Across exhibition areas, AgiBot’s robots served as cultural ambassadors, guides, and concierges. They provided information, performed calligraphy, and assisted media operations. These demonstrations followed AgiBot’s earlier milestones in 2025, including the launch of a full-size humanoid robot certified in multiple regions and the introduction of Lingqu OS, an embodied intelligent operating system designed for large-scale deployment.
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