AgiBot A3 Ultra

AgiBot's WAIC 2026 service flagship — 51 DOF, NVIDIA Thor and all-day runtime

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Price To be Confirmed

Released 2026

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Overview

The AgiBot A3 Ultra is the flagship of the four-robot lineup AgiBot unveiled at Shanghai's WAIC 2026 in July 2026. A full-size humanoid aimed at commercial and service work, it stands 1.74 m, weighs about 60 kg and carries 51 degrees of freedom, with up to 5 kg of payload per arm. Its standout trait is endurance built for real shifts: up to eight hours of runtime backed by battery-swap, direct and autonomous charging, so a unit can keep working with minimal downtime. The brain is NVIDIA's Thor compute, among the most capable on-robot AI platforms of 2026, and the A3 Ultra comes from AgiBot — the Chinese company that shipped more humanoids than anyone in 2025 and is now pushing hard into export markets. No price has been announced and the robot is a commercial, not consumer, product; RobotTesters has not tested a unit, so this is a specs-based preview.

Score Breakdown

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Technical Specifications

Height 1.74 m

Weight ~60 kg

DOF 51

Payload Up to 5 kg per arm

Runtime Up to 8 h

Charging Battery-swap, direct & autonomous

Compute NVIDIA Jetson Thor

AI AgiBot embodied-AI stack

Connectivity Wi-Fi, Ethernet

Pros & Cons

Strengths

Built for real shift work — up to 8 hours of runtime with battery-swap plus direct and autonomous charging
51 degrees of freedom with up to 5 kg of payload per arm for two-handed manipulation
Runs on NVIDIA's Thor compute, one of the most powerful on-robot AI platforms available in 2026
From AgiBot, the Chinese startup that shipped more humanoids than anyone in 2025, with real manufacturing scale behind it
Headlined a four-product WAIC 2026 launch aimed squarely at commercial and export deployment

Weaknesses

Not for sale to consumers — no price announced and availability is commercial/enterprise
Just unveiled at WAIC 2026; autonomy and reliability claims come from AgiBot, not independent testing
Top speed and full sensor suite not fully disclosed
RobotTesters has not tested a unit — this is a specs-based preview

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