Vivo Robotics Wins Reasoning to Action Track at ICRA 2026 AGIBOT World Challenge

Jun 12, 2026
Vivo Robotics' PrismBot team won the Reasoning to Action Track at the ICRA 2026 AGIBOT World Challenge in Vienna, outperforming 526 teams from 27 countries. The team also placed among the top three in the Whole Body Control Track.

Vivo Robotics won the Reasoning to Action Track at the ICRA 2026 AGIBOT World Challenge, announced in a press release. The event took place in Vienna as part of the IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation.

The PrismBot robotics team secured first place in the real robot final, leading a field of 526 teams from 27 countries and regions. The competition tested systems on their ability to translate task understanding into action decisions in complex real environments.

Vivo Robotics also ranked among the top three teams globally in the Whole Body Control Track. The results highlight the team's research and development work in embodied intelligence and its focus on building perception systems based on imaging technologies combined with an AI powered robot control framework.

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