Techstone brings AGIBOT's humanoid, wheeled and four-legged robots to companies in Norway and the rest of the Nordics. Buy, lease or rent, with demos, training, service and insurance handled locally.
AGIBOT is a Shanghai robotics company founded in 2023. It builds humanoid robots, wheeled robots for industrial work, four-legged robots and autonomous cleaning machines, along with the AI models used to teach them new tasks.
Techstone handles AGIBOT for Nordic customers from Oslo. Our own X2 Ultra is used for events and demos, and we work with Nordic automation partners on industrial pilots.
Official AGIBOT website: agibot.com16 models in five families. Choose a model to see what it does and where a first pilot could start.
A humanoid built for live performance
Choreography, stage shows and configurable interaction. Batteries are swapped in seconds, so it keeps going through a long event day.
Full-size humanoid for reception and guided tours
Multimodal perception and configurable interaction for receptions, showrooms and guided visits. Autonomous charging and battery swap support long service days.
Full-size service humanoid with conversation and navigation
Talks with visitors, answers questions and finds its way around receptions, showrooms and offices with 3D LiDAR and cameras.
A compact humanoid for interaction and performance
Expressive movement, voice and gestures that draw people in. Used at stands, in stores and for shows.
Compact humanoid for guided tours and development
LiDAR and depth cameras, expressive interaction and open access for developers. This is the model Techstone uses for demos in the Nordics.
Precision handling on a mobile platform
Two force-controlled arms on an omnidirectional base with four-wheel steering. Built with automotive-grade components for parts and material trays.
Heavy-duty mobile robot for material handling and palletising
Force-controlled arms, adjustable working height and omnidirectional mobility. Launched in October 2026 and already running in e-commerce warehouses in China.
A platform for teaching robots real tasks
A person guides the robot through the work while it records the data needed to automate it later. Modular hardware with upgradeable computing.
Legged robotics for learning and engagement
The education and entertainment model in the D1 family. The Edu version adds access for programming and research.
Industrial mobility in a 22 kg platform
The small industrial quadruped in the D1 family, with wheels for fast movement on flat ground.
25 kg payload for industrial field tasks
A medium industrial quadruped that switches between wheels and legs. Robot weight 41 kg.
50 kg payload for heavier industrial tasks
The largest D1 model, built to carry inspection equipment or supplies across large sites. Robot weight 68 kg.
Human-like gestures in a compact hand
Gestures, touch on the back of the hand and a force-controlled anti-pinch design. Available with or without tactile sensing.
Dexterity for tools and precision tasks
Three-dimensional force sensing in the fingertips, designed for professional tools and small parts.
Autonomous floor cleaning for busy buildings
Sweeps, scrubs and mops on its own, with a 550 mm scrubbing width and under 68 dB(A). The C5 Station refills clean water and drains dirty water.
Commercial cleaning for large floor areas
The second model in the AGIBOT cleaning range, shown with its S4 station. Floor type, layout and cleaning needs decide whether C4 or C5 fits best.
“What if your flagship store became the place people talk about?”
“What if the robot was the reason people remember your launch?”
“Which repetitive handling task would you hand over first?”
“Which inspection round takes your team the most time?”
One inspection route with a defined set of sensors.
Models
“What if the floors were clean before the first customer arrived?”
“What if robots took the heaviest lifting in the tyre season?”
Twice a year, millions of cars in the Nordics switch between summer and winter tyres. It is heavy, repetitive work packed into a few hectic weeks, and tyre centres struggle to find enough hands.
Part of this is close already. The G2 Max can lift up to 20 kg in each arm and 40 kg with both, enough for most car wheels, so lifting and carrying wheels is possible today or very soon. The next step is a G2 fitted with a nut runner that removes and tightens the bolts and changes sockets to fit different cars.
We believe robots will be changing tyres before 2030. Together with AGIBOT we plan to start a pilot in a real Nordic tyre centre in 2028, and we are looking for a tyre partner who wants to run it with us.
Talk to us about the pilot
Concept illustrations. The G2 Max needs grippers adapted to wheels, and the nut runner for the G2 is not yet available as a product. Both are part of the pilot.
One site. One workflow. A result you can measure.
Choose the task and agree on what success looks like.
Test a robot on site. Rent or lease it, with Techstone on hand.
Compare quality, time and cost against how it is done today.
Expand to more sites when the results support it.
Demonstrations at your site or at our office in Oslo.
Buy the robot, lease it over a longer period, or rent it per month, quarter or half year. Service and insurance are always included in the rental price.
Robot appearances at launches, conferences and company events, with ready-made or custom choreography.
Testing robots on real tasks in warehouses and production, together with Nordic automation partners.
Operator training, software updates and service, so the robot keeps working after delivery.
Figures from Counterpoint Research put AGIBOT first globally, with about 9,700 humanoid robots shipped and more than 43 percent of the market.
In its first appearance at the games in Beijing, AGIBOT won 18 gold, 16 silver and 12 bronze medals, more than any other robot maker.
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