The company’s European expansion is supported by a partnership with Minth Group, a leader in exterior and structural automotive parts, which operates 78 factories worldwide. Through the partnership, Minth’s factories will serve as real-world training grounds for AGIBOT robots, providing environments for hands-on learning, data collection and continuous algorithm refinement. 

“By leveraging our European footprint as training grounds, we accelerate robotic learning while enhancing smart manufacturing,” said Minth Group CEO Wei Ching Lien.

The collaboration benefits both parties: Minth upgrades its smart manufacturing capabilities, improving efficiency and product competitiveness, while AGIBOT accelerates the evolution of its robotic intelligence.

At the Munich launch, AGIBOT showcased its full portfolio, including the A2 Series full-sized humanoids for multimodal interaction and autonomous navigation, the X2 Series compact humanoids capable of agile locomotion and expressive movement, the G2 Series industrial-grade dual-arm robots for precise manipulation and the D1 Series quadruped robots designed for inspection and operations in complex environments. During demonstrations, robots performed collaborative tasks in real time, highlighting adaptive motion, coordinated manipulation and task-level learning.