AGIBOT puts six G2 robots on a 24-hour convenience store shift, live on YouTube
AGIBOT is streaming six G2 robots running a convenience store for a full day, from 2 to 3 November, though how well they work without help is still unclear.
AGIBOT is running a 24-hour livestream in which six G2 robots operate a convenience store. The event, called "Robots Never Clock Out", started on 2 November at 10:00 China time (UTC+8) and ended at the same time on 3 November. The company frames the machines as trainees who face a lunch rush, an evening rush, late-night duty and breakfast preparation.
The robots are meant to restock and tidy shelves, brew coffee, heat food, welcome shoppers and deal with waste. A screenshot shows several wheeled robots among stocked shelves, with people nearby. The stream is on YouTube, and AGIBOT also shared it on X.
The event follows AGIBOT's AI Day, where it showed new models, the G2 Max and a proposed productivity measure called Worken. Humanoids Daily notes that its AI Day coverage was sponsored by AGIBOT.
Why it matters
A full day on camera shows more than a short demo: pauses, retries and recoveries are visible alongside the successes. But the 24-hour length describes the event, not the robots. AGIBOT has not published a policy on human intervention, a way to score task success, or details on charging and maintenance. Watch for figures on completed requests, task times and how often staff step in, since those will show how independent the G2 robots really were.
