Agibot introduces Worken framework and G2 Max industrial robot

At the Agibot Innovation Day 2026 in Shanghai, embodied AI company Agibot unveiled the Worken framework, a new metric designed to measure robotic productivity in real-world industrial environments. Unlike traditional metrics such as shipment volume or market share, Worken, which combines the concepts of Work and Token, calculates effective intelligent working hours. The formula is defined as the number of active robots multiplied by autonomous working duration and the output efficiency ratio.

Agibot also introduced several technological advancements, including the AHA3 third-generation humanoid hardware architecture and the GO-3 Preview embodied intelligence foundation model. The company showcased the G2 Max, a heavy-duty industrial robot featuring 21 degrees of freedom and a dual-arm lifting capacity of up to 40kg, which is already being deployed in tablet production lines and semiconductor packaging scenarios.

Additionally, the company announced the Lingqu OS 1.0, a native operating system for embodied intelligence, which is planned to be open-sourced and donated to the Open Atom Open Source Foundation by the end of 2026.