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1 / 3AGIBOT streams six humanoids running a convenience store for 24 hours, without publishing failure rates×

The stream

AGIBOT's G2 robots stocked shelves, made coffee and cleared trash on a livestream from November 2nd to 3rd.

The gap

The company has published no intervention count or success rate, and the 24 hours describes the stream, not any one robot.

Why it matters

RoboColosseum's result above is the reason to want those numbers.

Sources and the full story

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AGIBOT streams six humanoids running a convenience store for 24 hours, without publishing failure rates

AGIBOT's G2 robots stocked shelves, made coffee and cleared trash on a livestream from November 2nd to 3rd. The company has published no intervention count or success rate, and the 24 hours describes the stream, not any one robot. RoboColosseum's result above is the reason to want those numbers. SourcesB

Sources

• BAGIBOT humanoid robots in a convenience store (Interesting Engineering)interestingengineering.com

This story ran in the Morning Brief of November 4th 2026.