AGIBOT put 110 of its A3 humanoid robots through a synchronized dance routine that moved almost like a swarm, earning a Guinness World Record. The show reportedly ran on AGIBOT's LinkBots swarm-control platform with centimeter-level UWB positioning ke...
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AGIBOT sets a Guinness World Record with 110 A3 humanoids dancing in sync
AGIBOT put 110 of its A3 humanoid robots through a synchronized dance routine that moved almost like a swarm, earning a Guinness World Record. The show reportedly ran on AGIBOT's LinkBots swarm-control platform with centimeter-level UWB positioning ke...
AGIBOT put 110 of its A3 humanoid robots through a synchronized dance routine that moved almost like a swarm, earning a Guinness World Record. The show reportedly ran on AGIBOT's LinkBots swarm-control platform with centimeter-level UWB positioning keeping the robots in step. Original post on X
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