The humanoid robot A2, developed by AgiBot, traveled 106 km between Suzhou and Shanghai, setting a new Guinness record for the longest journey on foot by a robot.
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The humanoid robot A2, created by the Chinese company AgiBot, achieved a remarkable performance, covering 106,286 kilometers between Suzhou and Shanghai, setting a new Guinness World Record for 'The longest journey walked by a humanoid robot.' The journey took place between November 10 and 13, 2025, with the robot powered by a rapid hot-swap battery system, allowing it to remain active throughout the entire route.
A2 was equipped with advanced technology, including dual GPS modules and LiDAR sensors, which enabled it to navigate through complex environments while adhering to traffic rules. Despite covering a considerable distance, the robot only suffered slight wear on its soles. Wang Chuang, vice president of AgiBot, emphasized the importance of this achievement for the commercial future of humanoid robots, highlighting advancements in balance algorithms and durability.
This achievement marks a significant step in the evolution of robotics in China, demonstrating improvements in reliability and adaptability. Liu Dingding, an industry expert, mentioned that the rapid progress suggests that robots could match or surpass humans in certain physical tasks, underscoring the direction of technology development.
A2 was equipped with advanced technology, including dual GPS modules and LiDAR sensors, which enabled it to navigate through complex environments while adhering to traffic rules. Despite covering a considerable distance, the robot only suffered slight wear on its soles. Wang Chuang, vice president of AgiBot, emphasized the importance of this achievement for the commercial future of humanoid robots, highlighting advancements in balance algorithms and durability.
This achievement marks a significant step in the evolution of robotics in China, demonstrating improvements in reliability and adaptability. Liu Dingding, an industry expert, mentioned that the rapid progress suggests that robots could match or surpass humans in certain physical tasks, underscoring the direction of technology development.
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