World’s Biggest Humanoid Robot Maker Wants To Change How We Measure Robot Work
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AgiBot Proposes Worken to Measure Robot Work, Aims to Cut Engineers per Robot to 1 in 10 by Year-End
AgiBot used its 2026 Innovation Day in Shanghai on October 29 to propose a new unit for measuring what robots actually contribute at work. Co-founder, president and CTO Peng Zhihui called it Worken, or effective intelligent work hours, and defined it as the number of active robots multiplied by autonomous working hours and an output-efficiency ratio. Peng argued that uptime is not the same as value. A robot switched on for eight hours has not ne…
Are Robots Really Productive? AGIBOT's New Worken Framework Has an Answer
AGIBOT has introduced Worken, a new framework designed to measure how much useful work robots actually complete in real-world environments. The framework aims to provide a different way of evaluating progress in the robotics industry. Instead of focusing on how many robots are manufactured or deployed, Worken looks at their actual productivity, autonomous working time, […]
AGIBOT presented Worken, a framework that combines active robots, hours of autonomy and production efficiency to estimate the useful work their machines deliver in real environments.
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