Chinese humanoid robot sets Guinness World Record with 106-km inter-city walk

A Chinese-made humanoid robot has set a new Guinness World Record by walking 106 kilometers between the country's eastern cities without shutting down.
Developed by Shanghai-based Agibot, the android A2 set off from Suzhou on the night of Nov 10 and reached the Bund of Shanghai in the early hours of Nov 13.
Powered by Agibot's rapid hot-swap battery system, the robot remained active for the entire journey, officially covering 106.286 kilometers as certified on Thursday.
Equipped with dual GPS modules, LiDAR and infrared depth sensors, the A2 navigated complex scenarios such as traffic lights, narrow passages and crowded sidewalks, maintaining stable perception during day and night.
The robot navigated asphalt roads, tiled walkways, bridges, tactile paving and ramps, all while following traffic rules.
In an exchange with Xinhua reporters upon arrival, the robot described the journey as an "unforgettable experience in its machine life", humorously suggesting it "might need new shoes".
AgiBOT’s humanoid robot A2 just achieved a Guinness World Record.
— CyberRobo (@CyberRobooo) November 24, 2025
It walked 106KM from Suzhou’s Jinji Lake all the way to the Shanghai Bund, earning the title of “Longest Distance Walked by a Humanoid Robot.”
A2 ran non-stop for 3 days and 3 nights, powered by hot-swappable… https://t.co/Xgcc0rsvYj pic.twitter.com/F6WWG59GsR

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