@heyshrutimishra: A Chinese robot just performed a flying side kick, a sword fight, and a fencing match. with no CGI or pre-programmed sc…
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A Chinese robot from AGIBOT performed martial arts moves with human-like precision, showcasing the company's advanced humanoid robots that dominate the global market with 15,000 units shipped in early 2026.
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A Chinese robot just performed a flying side kick, a sword fight, and a fencing match.
with no CGI or pre-programmed scripts.
I made a video breaking it down with my honest takeaway…
These are Kung Fu moves that take martial artists years to perfect. A machine just did them on camera, in real time, with the same precision as a trained human.
The company behind this is called AGIBOT. They’re based in Shanghai, and here is the number I keep coming back to…AGIBOT shipped roughly 15,000 humanoid robots in the first half of 2026. That’s more than every Western robotics company combined.
The @AGIBOT_A3 Ultra is the commercial version. 700 TOPS of compute. LiDAR, surround-view cameras, dual depth sensors. It sees 360 degrees, positions itself within one centimeter accuracy, and predicts risks three meters ahead. It’s designed to work 24/7 in factories, hotels, retail stores, and patrol routes.
AGIBOT now controls 44% of the global humanoid robotics market. They’re certified in China, the US, and Europe. Their robots can coordinate in swarms of over 100 units at once.
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