AGIBOT Innovation (Shanghai) Technology Co., Ltd. (智元创新(上海)科技股份有限公司) introduced Worken, a unit it describes as “effective intelligent work hours,” in a report posted on Oct. 30 about its Innovation Day in Shanghai. The company defines the measure as active robot count multiplied by autonomous working hours and an output-efficiency ratio.
AGIBOT said the formula is intended to look beyond the number of robots manufactured and measure whether machines can autonomously and continuously complete useful work, as well as the output they produce.
The same report said the G2 Max industrial robot is rated for a 20 kg load on one arm, 40 kg across both arms and a 50 kg peak load. These are company specifications.
AGIBOT said G2 Max units were handling materials at companies in food, daily-chemical and e-commerce sectors, and that 120 G2 robots were deployed in Guangzhou Metro for security screening, information services and patrols. The announcement did not identify the companies.
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