Chinese robotics company AGIBOT had launched a 24-hour convenience-store challenge livestream titled “Robot Workers Can’t Stop,” with six Genie G2 robots serving as store employees. The robots are handling tasks including greeting customers, making coffee, serving prepared food, picking and restocking goods and cleaning tables, working continuously for 24 hours under real-time online monitoring. Using core technologies including the GO-3 foundation model and the Genie Master embodied agent, AGIBOT aims to validate robots’ continuous operation and autonomous service capabilities in a real operating scenario and move humanoid robots from demonstrations to real jobs.
AGIBOT launches 24-hour convenience-store livestream to test humanoid robots at work
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