[London, UK, January 23, 2026] Recently, AGIBOT made its first appearance at BETT UK, one of the world’s largest technology education exhibitions. As the global leader in humanoid robot shipments, AGIBOT showcased its full product portfolio and innovative solutions, new talent development framework, and educational case studies, providing a valuable reference and injecting strong momentum into the development of embodied intelligence education and scientific research in the UK and across Europe.

Leading Large-Scale Commercialization to Accelerate Meeting Embodied Intelligence Education Needs

The explosive development of embodied intelligence technology has driven humanoid robots from laboratories to large-scale commercialization. As a core application scenario, scientific research and education have witnessed a rapid surge in demand for general-purpose embodied humanoid robots. As an industry leader, AGIBOT’s large-scale commercial strength leads the world: According to the latest market reports from international analyst firms such as Omdia and IDC, AGIBOT shipped over 5,100 humanoid robots in 2025, ranking first globally and establishing a solid foundation to rapidly respond to the core needs of scientific research and education scenarios.

Meanwhile, AGIBOT is the only brand in the industry with a full product portfolio, including full-size, half-size, wheeled humanoid robots, and quadruped robots. These diverse robot models precisely meet the multi-scenario needs of different user groups, spanning K12 basic education, STEAM education, and higher education.

Integrating Theory and Practice: Empowering Talent Development Through a Full-Stack Platform

During the exhibition, Martin Ma, Head of AGIBOT UK, delivered a speech titled "General-Purpose Embodied Robots Empowering Talent Development" at the Tech in Action session, systematically interpreting AGIBOT’s full-stack platform-based talent development framework and successful practices. He emphasized that talent development in embodied intelligence must address the pain point of "disconnection between theory and practice," and a full-stack hardware and software platform is the core enabler to solve this problem.

Currently, AGIBOT has developed four core practical training courses: Embodied AI Application Development, Scenario Data Training, Robot Assembly and Debugging, and System Integration and Innovation. This curriculum system has been successively implemented in educational institutions at different levels, including Peking University, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, and Shanghai Fengxian Secondary Technical School, becoming a promotion model for cultivating new-type talents in embodied intelligence.

Partnering with the University of Cambridge to Drive Innovation in Embodied Intelligence Research and Education

During the event, AGIBOT and the University of Cambridge reached an agreement and plan for cooperative projects in embodied intelligence technology innovation. The two parties will jointly build scalable physical world training models to improve robot learning efficiency. Professor Elliott Wu from the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge stated in his sharing: "In addition to cutting-edged product design and real-world deployment experience, AGIBOT robots’ excellent fine manipulation capabilities can significantly accelerate the process of 'simulation environment data training—physical world verification,' reducing model training costs and effectively improving innovation efficiency."

AGIBOT’s debut at BETT UK marks a key step in its global layout of the embodied intelligence education market. In the future, AGIBOT will focus on local educational and scientific research needs, provide diversified solutions and efficient service support, and deepen its presence in the European education market. Meanwhile, through extensive cooperation in the education sector, AGIBOT will enable more educational and scientific research institutions with embodied intelligence technology, cultivating more new-type talents in embodied intelligence for Europe and the world.