China’s Agibot A2 just did something most of us would never try.
The Agibot A2 robot, built by Chinese engineers, just broke a world record by walking 106 km on its own. It moved from Suzhou to Shanghai and handled real roads, traffic, and crowds without any human help. What makes this even more interesting is that it wasn’t a prototype either. It was a normal commercial unit; it used normal hardware that anyone can buy.
Key highlights:
- 🚶♂️ Walked 106.286 km on its own
- 🕒 Finished the journey in three days
- 📡 Used GPS, lidar, and depth cameras for navigation
- 🌤️ Managed heat, crowds, and busy city roads
- 🏭 Completed the record using a mass-produced commercial model
👉 Why this matters: The Agibot A2 shows how robots may soon work safely in real public spaces.
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