AgiBot brings G2 Max to JD Logistics

The wheeled dual-arm robot is intended to automate depalletising, tote movement and palletising inside JD warehouses.

AgiBot and JD Logistics have introduced G2 Max for planned deployment inside JD’s automated warehouses.

The wheeled dual-arm robot is intended for inbound depalletising, tote movement and palletising, connecting one of the remaining manual stages into a warehouse system that already automates storage, retrieval and outbound transport. G2 Max carries 18 kg with one arm, 38 kg with both under standard operation and up to 50 kg at peak.

AgiBot also claims sub-millimetre precision, autonomous charging and battery swapping for continuous operation. JD’s Zhìláng warehouses use racks above 10 metres and provide around four times the storage density of conventional sites. The system is already deployed across several Chinese cities and in the UK.

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