A named riverside retail application reports 827 orders over 18 operating days, with the figures explicitly attributed to AgiBot.
Chinese Humanoids Editorial / Nov 1, 2026 / Independent industry intelligence
The Paper's October 20, 2026 report places A3 Ultra in the Jiangyu bridge-pier film camp on Wuhan's Hankou riverfront. AgiBot, Wuhan Culture and Tourism Group and Zhongyun Weixun are identified as partners in a robot-operated retail warehouse.
The supplier reports 827 orders over 18 operating days through October 19, with service scheduled for eight hours a day and grasping success above 97%. Its own video description names identification, picking and delivery of packaged snacks and drinks. These are company-reported outcomes; the press accounts repeat the same underlying disclosure. They do not provide an independent transaction audit.
The case matters because paid retail fulfillment offers a clearer test than a product demonstration. However, grasping success is not complete-order accuracy, and scheduled hours are not measured unattended uptime. Replenishment, payment exceptions and remote assistance remain unquantified. The start date stays unknown rather than being calculated backwards from the reported day count.
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