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Agibot Completes World's First Livestream of Humanoid Robots on Full Tablet Production Line

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Chinese robotics company Agibot livestreamed six days of its G2 humanoid robots operating on a full tablet production line at Longcheer Technology's factory.
The robots produced 17,625 tablets with a 99.99% success rate, demonstrating practical industrial application of embodied AI.

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Chinese robotics company Agibot livestreamed six days of its G2 humanoid robots operating on a full tablet production line at Longcheer Technology's factory. The robots produced 17,625 tablets with a 99.99% success rate, demonstrating practical industrial application of embodied AI.

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