TMTPost Publishes Article on Robot Use at Zhuhai Theme Park

TMTPost (tmtpost.com) published an article on Sept. 29, 2026, about the use of robots at a theme park in Zhuhai.

In reading the article, it is important to distinguish the attention surrounding a facility that uses robots from evidence showing how continuously they operate on site. The article’s focus on the theme park alone does not establish business metrics such as operating hours, task autonomy, frequency of downtime or maintenance, or operating costs. See the original article for details. In an article published Nov. 3, 2026, AgiBot Announces Foundation Model “GO-3 Preview,” Takes Top Spot in Three Embodied AI Benchmarks, this newspaper covered the company’s announcement that it ranked first in the RoboDojo, RoboTwin and RoboColiseum benchmarks. Benchmark evaluations do not, by themselves, demonstrate extended operation at a specific facility or safety in real-world environments involving contact with visitors. Between model performance and facility operations are steps that must be assessed individually, including hardware maintenance, operating procedures and responses to unusual situations. An article on AgiBot’s proposed “Worken” robot activity metric, as reported by leaderobot.com also introduced a proposed metric combining the number of robots in operation, autonomous working hours and output efficiency. This is a proposed framework for measuring activity, not a record of results at any particular facility. How to standardize definitions of operating hours and task outcomes at each facility is an issue when comparing evaluations of robot deployments. It is also important not to judge the effects on facility operations solely from news about investment or model performance. Investment-related coverage, including an article on leaderobot.com’s report on investment in China’s robotics sector, focusing on Lens Technology, should likewise be read separately from metrics on actual operations. Points to verify going forward include not only how deployed units are counted, but also actual working hours, operating conditions including downtime and maintenance, the scope of tasks performed, and the costs of ongoing operations. Without these disclosures, it is not possible to assess how much robot use has contributed to facility operations.