Agibot's Genie G2 Wins Two Gold Medals at Humanoid Robot Games

Agibot's Genie G2 humanoid robot won gold medals in the "fire emergency" and "library" scenarios at the Second World Humanoid Robot Games. The robot demonstrated practical task execution, such as handling heavy fire extinguishers and autonomously organizing books. This achievement highlights the transition of embodied AI from digital simulations to physical, real-world applications. It showcases how clever engineering workarounds, rather than just expensive hardware, can solve high-load physical challenges. The Genie G2 features force-controlled harmonic joint arms with a 5 kg rated load and an onboard controller delivering 2070 TOPS of computing power to run algorithms locally. For the fire scenario, engineers bypassed gripper load limits by adding a structural wrist hook and a 20-degree tilted carrying bucket on the chassis.