China's AgiBot Launches 24-Hour Convenience Store Operation Test with 6 Robots

en.Wedoany.com Reported - At 10:00 on November 2, Chinese robotics company AgiBot officially launched a 24-hour convenience store operation challenge, deploying 6 Genie G2 robots in a real commercial store to continuously carry out tasks including greeting and reception, coffee preparation, prepared food service, picking and restocking, shelf organization, and cleaning. The test runs until 10:00 on November 3, divided into four work shifts, with the entire process livestreamed to verify the robots' continuous operation capabilities.

The challenge features four shifts: midday peak, evening peak, late-night duty, and early-morning breakfast, requiring the robots to switch between tasks under different customer flow and operational conditions. AgiBot is using this as a real-world business scenario validation of the Genie G2 robots and their accompanying embodied intelligence technologies.

The test involves AgiBot's GO-3 Preview embodied foundation model released on October 29 and the Genie Master embodied agent framework released on October 27. GO-3 Preview adopts the WRAM architecture, integrating task understanding, environment prediction, and action generation; Genie Master connects task guidance, robot execution, and feedback through an embodied execution protocol, and supports re-planning after task interruption as well as dynamic multi-robot scheduling.

In previous convenience store scenario validations, AgiBot has used the Genie G2 to carry out prepared food packaging, picking, and restocking tasks, and tested the robots' ability to autonomously identify the causes of operational failures, adjust action strategies, and accumulate operational experience. This 24-hour continuous operation test will further cover store service tasks across different time periods and multi-robot collaborative operation scenarios.