AgiBot's six-day factory livestream ends: 64,828 tasks at a 99.99% success rate

AgiBot concluded a six-day public livestream (June 23–28, 8am–7pm daily) of its G2 humanoids working the quality-inspection section of Longcheer Technology's live tablet production line in Nanchang. Reported totals: more than 64 hours of operation, 64,828 production-line tasks across four-plus workflows, a 99.99% task success rate, and a contribution to 17,625 finished tablets — figures from AgiBot, but accumulated on camera under real factory conditions alongside human workers.

Why it matters

Humanoid claims usually come from corporate labs; this one ran unedited on a customer's line for a week, which makes 99.99% the industry's most public reliability benchmark to date. The number every factory buyer will now cite — and every rival (Apptronik's Robot Park, Figure at BMW) must answer — is uptime on someone else's production schedule, not demo-day dexterity.

What to watch

Third-party verification of the metrics, and whether Longcheer converts the trial into a paid multi-line deployment.