AgiBot Introduces Worken Metric to Measure Productive Robot Labor
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AgiBot has introduced Worken, a proposed metric designed to quantify productive robot labor by combining active robot counts, autonomous working hours, and output efficiency ratios. This framework was unveiled at the AgiBot Innovation Day 2026 in Shanghai to address the industry's need for practical measurements of real-world robotic performance. The company also showcased its new AHA3 humanoid hardware architecture, which features integrated computing and liquid cooling for sustained operation. Additionally, AgiBot presented the GO-3 Preview embodied-AI model and the WITA-Omni interaction model to enhance reasoning and full-duplex conversation capabilities. The G2 Max industrial robot was formally launched, offering dual-arm handling capacity for manufacturing and logistics tasks. On the software front, Link-U OS 1.0 was released to selected partners with plans to become fully open source by the end of 2026. AgiBot aims to refine Worken using deployment data to help companies compare productivity across various applications.
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