Agibot, Chimelong put more than 300 robots into theme park

Chimelong Spaceship Park, described as the world's largest indoor amusement park, is the setting for a deployment that Agibot and Chimelong present as more than a demonstration. The robots are woven into guest-facing and operational roles, and a dedicated 5G-A network built with China Mobile plus centralized coordination is meant to keep them responsive in high-traffic areas.

Agibot and Chimelong have also announced a joint research institute focused on embodied AI in culture and tourism. Drawing on operational experience from the project, it will explore applications, operating models and technologies that could support broader adoption of robotics across tourism, entertainment and hospitality. The first phase is framed as a foundation for expanding robot applications across Chimelong's environments over time.

What the project ultimately proves may hinge on how reliably the coordination and safety measures perform day to day, and on whether the joint institute turns this single destination's experience into a repeatable model. For now, the pairing of a large-scale deployment with a production-line milestone offers robotics vendors and venue operators a rare public reference point, though the wider significance remains a matter of how the first phase plays out.