AgiBot outlines a university robotics training program

The company plans more than 1,000 robots and software access for hands-on teaching and research at Chinese universities.

Announced 16 Oct 2026Company announcementEnglish brief

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AgiBot says its university initiative will provide more than 1,000 robots across wheeled, humanoid, and quadruped platforms. The first group includes over 20 universities, with Peking, Tsinghua, and Zhejiang among those named.

The company values the hardware and software membership support at about RMB 200 million. Its AIMA tools are intended to connect classroom work with model training, algorithm development, and experiments on physical robots.

This is an announced education partnership. Equipment commitments should not be read as confirmation that every robot has already been delivered.

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Source published 16 Oct 2026. Translated and summarized by SuperRobots on 24 Oct 2026. This brief is an English editorial summary, not a full translation. Company statements remain attributed to the company.

AgiBot outlines a university robotics training program

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