At the Innovation Day in Shanghai, co-founder Peng Zhihui gave revenue and unit figures. AgiBot also presented new robots, an operating system and its own metric for robot work.
Shanghai-based AgiBot gave business figures at its Innovation Day on 29 October. Co-founder Peng Zhihui spoke of almost 2 billion yuan in revenue in the first half of 2026, which is around 300 million US dollars. For the full year 2025, AgiBot had reported 1.05 billion yuan. According to the company, it had built 20,000 humanoids by September.
According to Peng, 9,700 humanoids were delivered in the first half of the year. He cites the market research firm Counterpoint, which puts AgiBot's global market share at 43.1 percent. The research firm IDC arrives at more than 8,600 units and around 35 percent for the same period. How units are counted is disputed in the industry. The main points of contention are wheeled models and half-size platforms, which not every manufacturer counts as humanoids.
AgiBot also presented the G2 Max robot with 21 degrees of freedom, a preview of the AI model GO-3 and the operating system Link-U OS 1.0, which is to be released as open source by the end of 2026. With the metric Worken, AgiBot wants to measure how much productive work robots do. It combines the number of active robots with their autonomous working hours and an efficiency factor.
The revenue and unit figures are company statements. For comparison, Unitree had revenue of 1.817 billion yuan in the first nine months of 2026, according to its quarterly report.