A humanoid robot in China has set a new Guinness World Record by walking an impressive 66 miles without stopping, attracting attention from technology enthusiasts worldwide.
The robot, named A-2, was developed by Agibot and traveled from Jiangzhou to Shanghai. Thanks to its advanced mobility system, it continued moving even during battery swaps. The journey lasted 24 hours, covering roads, tiled paths, and several bridges along the way.
Agibot stated that the A-2 strictly followed all traffic rules during the trek. Its precise sensors and navigation technology allowed it to move safely and efficiently across different terrains. When it reached the finish line, the robot humorously commented that it might need a new pair of shoes a lighthearted moment after an extraordinary achievement.
Chinese media described the feat as a glimpse into the future of robotic transportation, delivery, and rescue operations. Experts say that this record shows humanoid robots are no longer just limited to factory work. They are becoming capable of handling complex tasks in urban settings and can be trusted to assist humans in real-life situations.
The achievement highlights the growing potential of robotics in everyday life, from carrying out deliveries to helping in emergencies. It also demonstrates how far technology has advanced in mobility, autonomy, and artificial intelligence.
With milestones like this, humanoid robots are moving closer to becoming reliable helpers, blending innovation with practicality, and opening new possibilities for the future of work and urban living.
