AGIBOT enters the US having already shipped more than 5,100 robots
The US debut comes with a shipped-unit count rather than a pre-order book. Separately, a deal covers up to 10,000 1X Neo humanoids to EQT portfolio companies between 2026 and 2030.
Shipped units is the metric that resists inflation. Pre-orders are refundable, letters of intent are free, and pilot counts measure interest rather than deployment. Five thousand one hundred robots out of the door is a manufacturing claim with a supply chain behind it.
The EQT arrangement is the other structure worth naming: distribution through a private equity portfolio rather than direct enterprise sales. It routes robots to 300-plus companies through one relationship, which solves the sales problem that has slowed every previous wave.
What neither number establishes is utilisation. A shipped robot and a working robot are different things, and nobody in this sector is publishing hours-in-service.
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