Humanoids dance and sing in world's first gala run entirely by robots

Chinese robotics company Agibot hosted AGIBOT NIGHT on February 7 in Shanghai, marking the world’s first gala run entirely by robots equipped with embodied intelligence. The 60-minute show featured 16 humanoid robots performing complex artistic acts including music, dance, comedy, card magic, and illusions. The robots executed difficult moves such as flips, fast spins, and coordinated group dances with impressive balance, timing, and stability, demonstrating advanced control and the ability to sustain continuous, high-intensity performances. The event also included collaborative acts where human performers danced alongside Agibot’s humanoid and quadruped robots, showcasing real-time alignment between human and robotic movements. AGIBOT NIGHT went beyond a traditional product showcase by illustrating how humanoid robotics is transitioning from laboratory experiments to real-world social and cultural settings. The gala highlighted the company’s full portfolio of robots, each designed for different applications—from autonomous navigation and interactive AI to industrial handling and complex inspections—demonstrating versatility across entertainment, education