AgiBot G1 sorts parcels in Damon’s logistics application
Conference reporting identifies nearly ten G1 units in commercial logistics work; customer facilities remain undisclosed.
Chinese Humanoids Editorial / Nov 1, 2026 / Independent industry intelligence
Xinhua's April 18, 2026 conference report identifies nearly ten AGIBOT G1 robots working in commercial logistics scenarios with Damon, known in Chinese as Dema Technology. A supplier solutions overview describes parcel sorting and handling at the same partner.
The sources do not identify the operating warehouses, their cities or the individual robot variants. Figures in the overview—up to 70% of human throughput and 99% second-pass success—describe the system and do not define a per-G1 benchmark. Separate G2 performance claims in conference reporting must not be transferred to this fleet.
Parcel variability makes this a useful manipulation application. Evaluation needs to distinguish first-pass success, retries, human recovery and throughput at the downstream conveyor. This record captures the named G1 program without turning nearly ten robots into ten mapped facilities. A customer-authored site and acceptance register remains the main evidence gap.
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