AGIBOT Innovation (Shanghai) Technology Co., Ltd. (智元创新（上海）科技股份有限公司) launched Genie Studio 2.0 on Oct. 26 as a platform to develop, deploy and operate embodied-AI applications. The company says initial deployment and validation in a new task environment can take as little as seven days.
The platform groups its functions into Flywheel for model development and iteration, Agent for task orchestration, and Monitor for fleet operations. AGIBOT says the modules cover data collection, model training, evaluation, inference, workflow orchestration and fleet management.
For a Changzhou CNC machine-tending project, the company says work on a line with six machines and robot–AGV collaboration progressed from requirements definition to production-line validation in 14 days. The robots were integrated with programmable logic controllers, manufacturing execution systems, vision systems and fixtures.
At PIA Automation’s pilot validation line, AGIBOT says three G2 robots assembled automotive battery-management-system controllers and handled packing and material bins. It reports success rates above 99.9%, cycle times of 13 seconds or less per operation, and validation of round-the-clock production.
Companies in this report
Supplier profiles in the RoboPallas directory