AGIBOT Innovation (Shanghai) Technology Co., Ltd.

He's laying a footprint for the Optimus robots for Tesla of a 5 million square foot manufacturing facility as their first step.

Out in China, you've got Unitary and Agibot as the primary manufacturers over there.

There currently isn't one across Europe.

And so when you look at the sovereignty issues, so the US have just mandated that 65% of them need to be made in the US.

But, you know, UbiTech is a big...

UbiTech, Unitary, and Agibot, they're big Chinese containers.

So they're flooding the market with these.

I think that these are more kind of move fast, develop fast, deploy fast.

I think they're real.

Agibot.

I mean, obviously the company is lying about its capabilities and how safe it is, but yeah, I think it's real.

Yeah, I mean, I'm looking from robotshop.com, the Agibot A3 humanoid robot is $72,149.

Cool.

Is this the robot that kicked that kid? I don't know.

Another reason is that the mass production speed in China is very, very fast.

For example, we know Agibot, from 1,000 units to 5,000 units, just less than one year.

And from 5,000 units to 10,000 units, just three months.

So where we see the figure AI, for example, they deployed a small-scale pilot in BMW factory and Tesla Optimus.

You know, um-

Yeah, well, at Agibot I asked about that.

I, it was just, I don't think it's not possible.

It's not, it's not really cost-effective.

I'm tracking almost 400 companies globally that are making humanoids, working on humanoids, uh, many other things like that, and we're seeing ... people start to scale.

So we've seen that in China for a little while, Ubtech, Agibot, few others.

Uh, we just saw Xpeng say that they're gonna produce 1,000 a month, um, uh, very, very shortly into the end of the year.

Uh, Optimus Gen-3 just leaked, uh, what that's gonna look like, and, uh, they're trying to scale to some ungodly sum, uh, per month as well.

And then the next five are pretty much all China.

So then you get Unitree, Sanctuary AI, UBTech Robotics, and AGI Bot.

So I don't know.

Yeah, I was surprised.

They want real world application.

And there's a company called Agibot mentioned here.

They are going for a Hong Kong IPO.

And they apparently hold a massive 44% global market share.

And by the first half of this year, they already crossed 40,000 units.

Agibot hit 15,000 units by June.

Unitree is producing around 11,000 units of just one single bipedal model.

Right.

China's National Day holiday is a great opportunity to observe how humanoid robots are being deployed across the country.

So, my first question is, would you visit a theme park just because it has 300 humanoid robots in operation? Agibot and Qimlong have launched the first large-scale deployment of its kind in the tourism sector, with robots working as guides, dancers, gaming partners, and receptionists.

Meanwhile, in Beijing, Galbot took advantage of the China Open to showcase its humanoid robot alongside world-famous tennis player Ekaterina Alexandrova.

In the footage, the robot fell to the ground, got back up on its own, and even returned a few balls.