Physix FrontierPhysix Frontier · News Briefing Card (Leiphone · Nov 3, 2026)
AgiBot Wins Outstanding Contribution Award at Wuzhen Summit
KEY FACTS
- On November 3, the 2026 World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit opened in Wuzhen, Zhejiang.
- AgiBot received the World Internet Conference Outstanding Contribution Award at the opening ceremony.
- AgiBot proposed the Worken metric to measure a robot's effective intelligent working hours.
- The award was established in 2024; over the past two years, 12 individuals and 26 companies have received it.
- AgiBot's Genie G2, Lingxi X2, and Expedition A3 have been deployed in manufacturing lines, retail stores, and hotels, respectively.
KEY DATA
12Award-winning individuals (two years)
26Award-winning companies (two years)
2024Year award established
PHYSIX OBSERVATION
The award itself is nothing new; what is worth watching is AgiBot pushing "deployment state" and the Worken working-hours metric to the fore—embodied intelligence is shifting from comparing parameters to comparing on-the-job hours and output. For the industry, whoever defines the value yardstick holds the discourse power; but whether Worken can be accepted by third parties is the real key.
Source: Leiphone report