AGIBOT runs 24-hour humanoid-staffed convenience store

AGIBOT deployed six G2 humanoid robots to run a livestreamed convenience store for a full 24-hour operating day on November 2-3 in China, covering greeting, coffee, hot food, restocking and cleaning across four shifts. The company, preparing a Hong Kong IPO, did not publish autonomy metrics such as intervention rate or failure logs for the event.

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The multi-robot, round-the-clock retail trial adds public proof that humanoids can work in real customer settings, supporting AGIBOT's IPO narrative and its roughly RMB 50 billion valuation. The lack of published intervention or failure data limits how far investors and buyers can draw conclusions about economics. It sits alongside the earlier 100-store X2 deployment and signals a push toward commercial retail and service use. Real-world edge cases generate training data for AGIBOT's GO-3 model, which could widen its lead over rivals shipping fewer units. Competitors such as Unitree, UBTech and Tesla Optimus face pressure to show comparable live deployments.