China’s humanoid robot nails difficult martial arts moves in new video

Agibot, a Chinese robotics firm, has introduced the Expedition A3 humanoid robot, demonstrating advanced martial arts capabilities through a video showcasing complex Kung Fu maneuvers such as aerial flying kicks, consecutive airborne strikes, and mid-air steps. These dynamic movements highlight the robot’s sophisticated balance, coordination, and full-body control, marking a significant advancement in humanoid robotics toward real-world agility and combat-style motion. The Expedition A3 is designed for high-frequency interactive environments including retail, promotional events, and entertainment, featuring enhanced battery life with a dual-battery torso system allowing up to eight hours of operation and fast battery swapping for continuous use. The robot also incorporates a large AI model enabling natural, wake-word-free conversations and shoulder-tap activation. Mass production is planned for 2026, with shipments expected to exceed 5,100 units by the end of 2025 and potentially reach tens of thousands in 2026. In addition to the Expedition A3 reveal, Agibot hosted