During AGIBOT NIGHT, a 60-minute robot-led gala streamed on February 8, the event featured human-robot collaborations and multi-robot performances, including dancers with AGIBOT G2 humanoids, D1 quadrupeds, and robot-only illusion acts, showcasing advances in timing, coordination, and expressive behavior.

The show integrated AGIBOT’s lineup across its portfolio—A2 Series for multimodal interaction and autonomous navigation, X2 Series for natural conversation and expressive movement, G2 Series for interactive AI and precise manipulation, and D1 Series quadrupeds for mobility in complex environments.

Co-branded segments placed AGIBOT robots alongside consumer and lifestyle brands, illustrating the integration of humanoid robotics into commercial and cultural contexts beyond industrial use.

AGIBOT asserts leadership in humanoid robot shipments in 2025 and invites readers to learn more on AGIBOT.com and its social media channels.

Details about AGIBOT are available at AGIBOT.com, with an active presence on Facebook, X, Instagram, and YouTube.

The company promotes its "1 Robotic Body + 3 Intelligence" approach as advancing general-purpose embodied robotics, claiming global leadership in humanoid robot shipments in 2025 per industry analysts.

By the end of 2025, AGIBOT had deployed over 5,000 humanoid robots globally, reinforcing a narrative of large-scale consistency and reliability across diverse robot types.

The demonstrations prioritized scalable, repeatable deployment and coordination across hundreds or thousands of robots, signaling maturity from trials to commercial deployment.

The event positioned as the world’s first large-scale live show fully led by humanoid robots, with humans acting as collaborators in some segments.

The timing during the Chinese Spring Festival framed humanoid robots in a culturally resonant context, exploring human-robot coexistence in social entertainment beyond industrial automation.