
AGIBOT G2
Tablet testing, on a working production line.
Longcheer · Nanchang, China
G2 robots load and unload tablet test stations, then sort the tested devices. Longcheer confirms the move into its production lines.
Read the evidence
- Reported result
- AGIBOT reports up to 310 units per hour, over 99.9% task success and more than 140 cumulative operating hours. The release also reports 36-hour line integration after a four-month development programme. These are separate measures, not a single timed trial.
- What the project needed
- The customer contributed its production process and test equipment. AGIBOT supplied G2 robots and task software; the teams developed the integration together.
- What this does not establish
- Manufacturer-reported figures, not an independent audit. Public raw logs, exact intervention rates and full project cost are unavailable. A standard G2 order does not include this completed workstation.
For your project
Plan the test fixtures, equipment interfaces and exception handling alongside the robot.
- Pick tablet
- Load test fixture
- Sort by result



