Humanoid robot shown playing table tennis autonomously against a human, powered by Peking University's Spike Ping Pong algorithm. Less impressive than Sony's but notable for balancing on two legs.
AGIBOT A3 at a glance
- What is AGIBOT A3?
- AGIBOT A3 is a hardware from AgiBot. Humanoid robot from AgiBot (Shanghai), shown playing table tennis autonomously; listed as A3 Ultra on the vendor site.
- Who makes AGIBOT A3?
- AGIBOT A3 is made by AgiBot.
- Does AGIBOT A3 work in the EU?
- Unverified. No explicit evidence found. Last verified 14 Nov 2026.
- How much does AGIBOT A3 cost?
- Pricing unknown. No pricing information found.
- Where was AGIBOT A3 shown?
- In 1 creator video by AI Search. Most recently by AI Search on 21 Jun 2026, at 17:50 in “New robot waifus, GLM 5.2 craze, AI spas, new world models, new science agents: AI NEWS”.
Sources: the vendor's own pages (linked above) and creator videos at the linked timestamps. EU status is information, not legal advice; see how we check.
AGIBOT A3 is a bipedal humanoid robot from AgiBot (AGIBOT Innovation (Shanghai) Technology Co., Ltd.). The vendor's site lists an "A3 Ultra" variant alongside other products such as X2, G2, D1 Max, AGILINK and C5. The provided material does not include a specification sheet, so dimensions, degrees of freedom, payload and battery details are unknown.
A video by a YouTube creator showed the robot playing table tennis autonomously against a human, using Peking University's Spike Ping Pong algorithm. The creator noted it was less impressive than Sony's demonstration but notable because the robot balances on two legs while playing.
Pricing, sales channels and shipping regions are not stated in the material provided. The product appears aimed at research, demonstration and commercial embodied-AI use, but this is not confirmed by the sources.
- Bipedal humanoid platform
- Autonomous table tennis demo using Peking University's Spike Ping Pong algorithm
- Listed as A3 Ultra on the AgiBot website
- Part of AgiBot's locomotion, interactive and manipulation intelligence lineup
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