Handling work in factories and logistics
A-series humanoids and G-series wheeled robots handle manipulation tasks at workstations built for people.
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AgiBot humanoid and embodied AI robots in New Zealand
Robotx supplies AgiBot humanoid, wheeled embodied AI, quadruped and cleaning robots to New Zealand organisations. We assess the task and site, then supply, deploy and support the right platform.
AgiBot platforms for enterprise
Maker of humanoid, wheeled embodied AI, quadruped and cleaning robots.
Visitor-facing roles
AgiBot lists retail and entertainment venues as applications, where humanoids greet and engage visitors.
Commercial cleaning
The C-series cleaning robot covers routine floor care, with one Robotx support arrangement across AgiBot equipment.
AgiBot in operation
More detailAbout AgiBot and how we work with itBackground, where the platforms fit and how Robotx supplies and supports them
What AgiBot builds
AgiBot is a robotics company founded in February 2023. It works on embodied AI, pairing robot hardware with AI models that let machines perceive, plan and handle objects. Its range is organised into several families:
- A-series: full-size humanoid robots for industrial and commercial work.
- X-series: smaller, agile humanoid platforms.
- G-series: wheeled embodied AI robots with two arms, aimed at manipulation tasks.
- D-series: quadruped robots.
- C-series: a commercial cleaning robot.
AgiBot also develops dexterous robotic hands and AI tooling used across these platforms.
Where AgiBot platforms may fit in New Zealand
For New Zealand manufacturers and distribution centres, the strongest candidates are repetitive handling tasks at stations designed for people, where rebuilding the line for fixed automation would be costly. Moving parts, loading and unloading, and simple sorting are typical starting points, and in food and beverage processing the platform also needs checking against your hygiene and wash-down requirements. In shopping centres and public venues, a humanoid can take on routine visitor-facing work. The cleaning robot suits large, open floors that need regular, predictable passes.
Humanoids are still a maturing category. We suggest a small, measured first deployment with agreed outcomes. Under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 you need to manage the risk so far as is reasonably practicable and engage with the workers affected, so we involve your health and safety lead early and introduce the robot under a proper risk assessment.
How Robotx supplies and supports AgiBot
The site assessment covers the task, floors, network coverage, charging and the people who will work nearby, and our recommendation and scope follow in a written proposal. If you go ahead, Robotx delivers and configures the equipment, connects it to building or site systems where the platform supports it, and trains your operators. Robotx then remains the single contact for support, servicing, parts and warranty claims, whether you run one AgiBot family or several.
AgiBot in New Zealand
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Who supplies AgiBot robots in New Zealand?
Robotx supplies AgiBot platforms to enterprise and commercial customers in New Zealand. AgiBot's range is broad, so the first step is working out which family, if any, suits your task and site. After a consultation and site assessment, we recommend a platform and then manage supply, deployment, training and support.
Which AgiBot robot families does Robotx supply?
AgiBot's range includes the A-series and X-series humanoids, G-series wheeled embodied AI robots, D-series quadrupeds and a C-series cleaning robot. Robotx focuses on the platforms that suit enterprise and commercial work. Which one we recommend depends on the task, the floor and the people working nearby, confirmed during a site assessment.
Are AgiBot humanoid robots ready for commercial use?
AgiBot builds its humanoids in volume and markets them for industrial and commercial work, but humanoid robotics is still an early-stage category compared with delivery or cleaning robots. For a New Zealand site, we recommend one defined task, clear measures and a limited area to begin with, and we will say plainly if a humanoid isn't the right tool.
Do you provide service and parts for AgiBot robots in New Zealand?
Yes, for the AgiBot platforms Robotx supplies. You contact Robotx for troubleshooting, servicing and parts, and we handle warranty claims with AgiBot. How parts will be sourced, and how on-site support will work for your location, is discussed during scoping, so you know what to expect before you commit.
How much does an AgiBot humanoid robot cost?
Cost varies with the platform family, configuration, integration work and support terms. A humanoid pilot and a cleaning robot are very different purchases, so there is no single price. Following a site assessment, Robotx provides a written proposal with each cost itemised, so procurement and finance teams can compare options.
Explore AgiBot for your operation.
A Robotx consultation starts with your sites, tasks and constraints. We’ll tell you where robotics fits and where it doesn’t, and what a sensible first deployment would look like.