AGIBOT introduces Worken to measure robot productivity at AGIBOT Innovation Day 2026
AI-summarised brief · reviewed before publication
AGIBOT unveiled Worken, a framework to quantify robot productivity, at its Innovation Day 2026 in Shanghai. The metric combines active robot count, autonomous working hours and an output efficiency ratio to produce “effective intelligent work hours.” Peng Zhihui, AGIBOT’s president and CTO, said the model shifts focus from unit shipments to real‑world output. The event also introduced the AHA3 hardware platform, an upgraded AGILE motion‑intelligence suite with self‑evolving agents, the GO‑3 Preview AI foundation model, the WITA‑Omni 1.0 interaction model, the G2 Max industrial robot and Link‑U OS 1.0. Demonstrations highlighted applications in manufacturing, logistics and commercial services, underscoring AGIBOT’s deployment‑first strategy as it scales beyond its 20,000th robot and positions the company to set industry benchmarks for autonomous efficiency.
💡 Why It Matters
- · By turning robot output into a measurable unit, Worken gives customers a clear ROI metric, accelerating adoption in sectors where uptime directly translates to profit.
