AgiBot's 110 A3 humanoids dance 5 minutes 43 seconds for a Guinness record

On Oct 24, 2026, 110 AgiBot A3 humanoid robots, also sold as Expedition A3, danced together for 5 minutes 43 seconds at the Jinan Yellow River International Convention and Exhibition Center, and Guinness World Records adjudicator Hou Ying confirmed the count and presented the certificate.

The run was less a dance contest than a public test of the A3 spec sheet. AgiBot sells the full-size A3 as a stage machine with standard UWB positioning accurate to under 10 cm and fleet control for more than 100 units. LinkBots, its fleet control system, directed the mass-production units through a routine that reports said ran with zero errors. Wang Chuang, an AgiBot partner and senior vice president, said the robots walked out of their cases, calibrated, took their positions and followed the music without engineers steering them one by one. He called that coordination the dividing line between a demonstration robot and a productive robot.

The same models also work away from the stage. According to Science and Technology Daily, A3s are deployed in Jinan metro stations including Jinan Olympic Sports Center and Zhuanshan West Road for guidance, passenger-flow assistance, security patrol and cultural explanation. The reports do not say how many A3s work in the stations or what one costs.

One more line on the spec sheet got a public test in Jinan: the A3 loads and unloads itself from its shipping case, which AgiBot says lets a single operator deploy it.