AGIBOT releases GE-Act 2.0 after a 30,000-hour scaling test
Published Source AGIBOTOfficial OEM
AGIBOT published its English GE-Act 2.0 announcement on 11 September 2026. The company says it trained the native world-action model from scratch on embodied manipulation data and saw zero-shot performance improve as the dataset grew from 300 to 30,000 hours. Tests covered 100 atomic tasks. A Chinese newsroom version dated 9 September describes the same release.
Decision implication For EU partners assessing AGIBOT's software, GE-Act 2.0 is evidence about data scaling and world-action modelling rather than a market-ready robot. Ask whether AGIBOT has made the model weights, licence terms and export-control position public. Assess hardware conformity separately for the robot bodies used in the 100-task zero-shot tests.