The Chinese enterprise AGIBOT has purportedly set a new Guinness World Record by orchestrating a simultaneous synchronized dance involving 110 humanoid robots. The public demonstration took place on October 24 at the Yellow River International Convention and Exhibition Center in Jinan, Shandong province, featuring the Expedition A3 robotic models.

According to the developers' claims, the human-sized machines performed complex choreography, executed wave-like motions, and allegedly formed the number '2026' while maintaining structural alignment. However, industry analysts remain skeptical, pointing out that such controlled public displays are heavily staged and fail to prove that the hardware can operate reliably in unpredictable real-world environments.

The coordination of the large robotic swarm was supposedly achieved through AGIBOT’s proprietary LinkBots management platform. While the Chinese regime-aligned corporate sector promotes these commercial units as off-the-shelf mass-produced models, critics argue that such costly spectacles offer little insight into genuine industrial productivity or long-term economic viability.

Source: kun.uz