Physix Frontier · News Briefing Card (IT Home · Nov 4, 2026)

AgiBot's 6 robots staff convenience store 24h; 4 pass assessment

KEY FACTS

Starting November 2, AgiBot deployed six Lingxi G2 robots to work continuous 24-hour shifts in a convenience store.
The livestream ended at 10:00 on November 3, with total viewership exceeding 2 million.
During the assessment, the robots completed 1,730 tasks in total, including serving 683 customers.
Four of the six robots passed the assessment; two failed due to insufficient initiative or drifting from their posts.
The robots run the GO-3 Preview model and can adjust their strategies autonomously without human intervention.

KEY DATA

6Robots on duty

4Robots that passed

Over 2 millionLivestream viewers

1,730Cumulative tasks completed

PHYSIX OBSERVATION

This livestream is more like a public stress test: the robots can last a full 24 hours, but their weaknesses show up in initiative and rule boundaries. For the industry, high-frequency chore-heavy settings like convenience stores are becoming the touchstone for embodied intelligence; whether robots can handle unexpected situations reliably matters more than single-task success rates in determining the pace of deployment.

Source: IT Home report