Deployment story
AgiBot A3 tests voice-requested music at Chimelong Spaceship Park
A September 30 supplier account identifies an A3 music-interaction trial at selected park locations, without a model-specific fleet count.
AgiBot's September 30, 2026 announcement names Hengqin Chimelong Spaceship Park as a test site for A3 robots integrated with NetEase Cloud Music. At selected park locations, visitors can request music through speech; the service connects recognition, account authorization, catalogue lookup and playback.
This is an application trial inside a working visitor attraction. It tests interaction under noise and variable connectivity, rather than proving general industrial manipulation. AgiBot says it tested crowded, noisy and weak-network conditions, but supplies no measured recognition rate or human-intervention log.
The park's broader robot population includes multiple products. Its fleet totals cannot be counted as A3 music-service units, and the partnership announcement does not identify the first operating day. Future reporting should separate successful requests from retries, staff assistance and music-access restrictions. The marker indicates Zhuhai at city precision; it does not locate a particular service point.