Protocol and success criteria
Bound the task, variants, environment, measurements and the evidence required for a go/no-go conclusion.
02 / Physical task evidence
Humanoid Hardware-Fit-Test.
Test one clearly defined factory task with real humanoid hardware before investing in production integration or autonomy.
Standard scope
Establish physical feasibility before autonomy.
We agree a test protocol and success criteria, select and rent an AgiBot A2 Ultra or G2, prepare the robot and run the task on site.
Robot preparation and dry run
Select the appropriate AgiBot A2 Ultra or G2, arrange rental and prepare the test before arriving on site.
Teleoperated execution first
Test the task physically with a human operator before adding scripted behavior or an AI model.
Conditional autonomy experiment
A simple scripted or VLA-assisted experiment is attempted only where teleoperation establishes basic physical feasibility.
Measured evidence
Reach + access
Payload + grip
Cycle time
Mobility
Environment
Remaining risks
Go/no-go
Evidence package
Production-pilot recommendation
The result is a decision package—not a staged demo.
Can the robot physically enter the workspace and reach relevant contact points?
Can the system hold, move and release the workpiece under the agreed conditions?
What timing is observed and what prevents the target from being reached?
Can the robot approach, reposition and remain stable where the task requires?
Which floor, lighting, access, contamination or surrounding-process constraints matter?
Which safety, tooling, integration, reliability and autonomy questions remain open?
A task-specific conclusion based on the agreed protocol and captured evidence.
Measurements, observations and documented constraints from preparation and on-site tests.
Proceed, redesign, test another platform or stop—plus the next risks a pilot would need to resolve.
What you are buying
Physical fit
Control method
Investment decision
Evidence and reduced investment risk—not guaranteed task success.
Success is not guaranteed
A well-run test may prove that the selected robot or task does not fit. That is a valid outcome.
Teleoperation is not autonomy
No autonomy claim is made merely because a teleoperated execution succeeds.
Unknowns become explicit
The evidence shows what is proven, what remains risky and whether a production pilot is justified.
Pricing and scope protection
The starting price assumes a standard AgiBot A2 scope.
Standard scope from €13,800 net
- One clearly defined factory task
- Protocol, robot selection, rental, preparation and dry run
- Up to two agreed on-site test days
- Final evidence package and pilot recommendation
Quote-dependent factors
- Robot selection and availability
- Transport, site rules and insurance
- Task-specific tooling and consumables
- Specialist safety, access or third-party requirements
Final fixed quote: Robot selection, rental, transport, site rules, insurance, tooling and specialist safety requirements can change the quoted price.
70% pilot credit: 70% of the Hardware-Fit-Test professional-service fee is credited toward a subsequent production pilot. Rental, transport, insurance, tooling and other pass-through costs are excluded.
Test the task before engineering the production system.
Starting at €13,800 net for a standard AgiBot A2 scope, excluding VAT and quote-dependent expenses.