Some humanoids are built to work quietly in the background. The AgiBot A3 is built to draw a crowd. It's a full-size, human-proportioned robot that walks, dances, kicks and flips, then stops to chat with whoever walks up and taps its shoulder. It's designed for retail floors, live shows, brand activations, museums and exhibition halls, and it runs up to 10 hours on hot-swappable batteries so it lasts the whole event.

AgiBot's performance humanoid

AgiBot first showed the Expedition A3 in February 2026 at AGIBOT Night, a live gala in Shanghai where its robots performed music, dance and martial arts. First units shipped to customers two months later. The A3 sits in AgiBot's A Series as the agility-focused model, next to the A2 service humanoids and the all-day A3 Ultra.

Where it fits in the A3 family

See the full A3 Series, including the A3 with OmniHand configuration.

Design and Specifications

According to AgiBot's A3 developer documentation:

Built to move like an athlete

The A3's body uses lightweight magnesium, titanium and engineering plastic, and a 3-DoF waist that turns and bends like a human torso. Its joints deliver 12 kW of peak power and 320 N·m of knee torque, which is what lets the robot jump, land and recover from aerial kicks and spins. Those moves were demonstrated in real footage, not CGI.

Lasts the whole show

A 1,152 Wh dual-battery system runs the A3 for up to 10 hours. The batteries are hot-swappable, so a fresh pack goes in without powering down, and a full charge takes 2 hours or less.

Talks and listens naturally

The A3 holds wake-word-free conversations, so visitors just start talking. A tap on the shoulder wakes it for interaction. Head-mounted binocular cameras support visual recognition and response during face-to-face interaction.

Performs in formation

AgiBot fits UWB positioning as standard, so multiple A3 units can hold formation and perform synchronized routines. That's what makes large group shows possible without extra hardware.

Moves through real spaces

The A3 fits through passages as narrow as 60 cm sideways, steps over obstacles up to 25 cm high and handles 15° slopes.

Applications

• Live shows and brand activations: dances, martial arts and synchronized group performances. See entertainment robots.
• Retail and showrooms: a crowd-drawing host that chats with customers. See retail robots.
• Exhibitions and museums: an interactive guide and a kinetic exhibit in one. See exhibition robots.
• Hospitality: a memorable front-of-house presence in hotels and venues. See hotel robots.
• Sports and performance demos: athletic motion for shows and events. See sports robots.

Who Should Buy the AgiBot A3

• Event and experiential agencies that need a headline act that also talks to guests.
• Retailers and brands that want a full-size humanoid on the floor at launches and flagship stores.
• Museums, theme parks and venues running scheduled demonstrations.
• Hotels and showrooms looking for an unforgettable host.

For all-day autonomous service with self-charging, see the A3 Ultra. For a smaller, programmable performer, see the X2 Series.

Before You Buy: Planning Tips

• Add a spare battery set for multi-day events, so hot swaps keep the robot on stage.
• Plan the stage or floor. Allow at least 90 cm of clear path and avoid slopes over 15°.
• Add hands for manipulation. The A3 accepts optional OmniHand dexterous hands; the A3 with OmniHand configuration bundles them.
• Prepare content. Script greetings, routines and show choreography before delivery.
• Buying more than one? Ask about UWB setup for synchronized group performances.

Pricing and Availability

The AgiBot A3 is for sale at Robots USA. Its current price is shown on this page, it can be added to your cart and bought online, and it ships free within the U.S. It usually ships in 7 to 14 business days and comes with a 12-month warranty. For multi-unit orders, OmniHand configurations or show packages, request a quote and we'll confirm configuration and delivery timing. Qualified businesses and institutions can use robot financing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the AgiBot A3?

AgiBot's full-size performance and interaction humanoid. It stands 173 cm tall with 31 active degrees of freedom, runs up to 10 hours and performs athletic moves while holding natural conversations.

Where can I buy the AgiBot A3 in the USA?

Right here at Robots USA. Add it to your cart on this page, or request a quote for multiple units or custom configurations. Financing is available for qualified buyers.

How long does the A3 run?

Up to 10 hours on its 1,152 Wh dual-battery system. The batteries are hot-swappable, and a full charge takes 2 hours or less.

Can the A3 really do flips and kicks?

Yes. Its 12 kW peak power and 320 N·m knee torque enable aerial kicks, spins and jumps, demonstrated in real footage.

How do people interact with it?

It holds wake-word-free conversations, and a tap on the shoulder wakes it for interaction.

Can several A3 robots perform together?

Yes. Built-in UWB positioning lets multiple units hold formation for synchronized performances.

What's the difference between the A3 and the A3 Ultra?

The A3 is built for agile performance and interaction with hot-swappable batteries. The A3 Ultra adds NVIDIA Thor computing, GPS/RTK positioning, expanded perception and autonomous charging for all-day commercial service.

Can I finance the AgiBot A3?

Yes. Robots USA offers financing for qualified businesses and institutions.

Summary

The AgiBot A3 is a full-size humanoid built for the spotlight:

• athletic movement from 12 kW of peak power
• up to 10 hours on hot-swappable batteries
• wake-word-free conversation and shoulder-tap interaction
• UWB positioning for synchronized group shows
• optional OmniHand dexterous hands

If you want a humanoid that performs, hosts and holds a crowd through a full day, the AgiBot A3 is for sale now at Robots USA, with free U.S. shipping.