AgiBot Expedition A3

Product Description

The AgiBot A3 (Expedition A3) is AgiBot's most agility-focused humanoid robot — a high-performance, full-size bipedal platform engineered specifically for high-frequency, audience-facing environments. Unveiled at AgiBot's 2026 Partner Conference, the A3 turned heads with live demonstrations of martial arts manoeuvres, including aerial flying kicks, consecutive mid-air strikes, and cyclone spinning movements.

Standing 173 cm tall and weighing just 55 kg, the A3 combines elegant golden-ratio aesthetics with a leading 0.218 kW/kg power-to-weight ratio, achieved through lightweight magnesium, titanium, and TPU materials. Its full-body anthropomorphic degrees of freedom include a flexible waist that mirrors the human torso's rotational and lateral range — a key differentiator from earlier humanoids that treated the torso as a rigid block. A lightweight exoskeleton-style leg frame prioritises explosive movement and stable landings.

The robotic arms handle payloads up to 3 kg with tool-centre-point speed reaching 2 m/s. Equipped with 10-hour ultra-long endurance, 10-second battery swap, and advanced UWB centimetre-level swarm positioning, the A3 supports synchronised performances of up to 100 robots. Shoulder tactile sensing, a 360° multi-array microphone, and full-direction audio capture make it ideal for retail engagement, brand activations, live entertainment, exhibition halls, and customer interaction at scale.

Key Specifications

• Height: 173 cm | Weight: 55 kg
• Materials: Lightweight magnesium, titanium, TPU
• Power-to-Weight Ratio: 0.218 kW/kg (industry leading)
• Arm Payload: 3 kg per arm | TCP Speed: 2 m/s
• Body: Highly anthropomorphic full-body DOF with flexible waist
• Legs: Lightweight exoskeleton-style frame
• Battery Life: 10 hours | 10-second battery swap
• Swarm Positioning: UWB centimetre-level (up to 100 robots synchronised)
• Audio: 360° multi-array microphone, full-direction capture
• Sensing: Shoulder tactile sensors
• Capabilities: Aerial kicks, mid-air strikes, controlled airborne steps, dynamic balance
• Use Cases: Retail, brand activations, live entertainment, exhibitions, education