Deployment story
AgiBot G2 Max handles inbound totes in JD Logistics’ Zhilang warehouse
A customer-authored account confirms inbound handling and quotes task rates, while leaving the actual warehouse branch undisclosed.
JD Logistics' October 26, 2026 account, republished by Sina Finance, identifies G2 Max in the inbound-handling section of its Zhilang warehouse system. The robot transfers and stacks totes alongside existing warehouse automation. The customer account is stronger location evidence than inferring a warehouse from JD's headquarters, but it does not name a branch or country.
The account quotes 80 cartons an hour for depalletizing, 75 for palletizing and overall task success above 99%. These figures lack a disclosed sample size, observation period or independent audit. Hundreds of robots mentioned elsewhere in the account belong to the warehouse automation system; they are not a G2 Max fleet.
The practical question is whether inbound handoffs remain reliable across changing loads and peak demand. No intervention or accepted-shift log establishes unattended continuous service. This qualified pilot remains unmapped, and earlier rollout announcements are not treated as its installation date.