One hundred ten is the recorded count

The stamp at the top of this IT Home page is 2026/10/24 14:40:13. It relays Qilu Evening News: today, at the Yellow River International Expo Center in Jinan, Shandong, Agibot had 110 full-size Yuanxing A3 humanoid robots dance together and set a Guinness World Record for the most humanoid robots dancing at once. A Guinness adjudicator was on site and issued the certificate. The final confirmed count of successes is 110. That 110 is the count after confirmation. The page does not also give a signup count or a count of robots that showed up.

The certification line has to stay with the page's own words. The 110 robots passed with no mistakes, described as a lineup of production units. Both "production units" and "no mistakes" are this page's wording, not a separate inspection. The tools are named and then left: Agibot's Lingdong LinkBots cluster platform, and UWB positioning at centimeter scale. The page says those two were used for synchronized motion and formation changes. The names stop there. How the control worked, and how the positioning worked, are left out.

Pilots already running are a different sentence. They should not be merged into the record as the same completed count of 110. Agibot says its robots are already piloting at Jinan Olympic Center and at metro stations including Zhuanshanxi Road, offering information, help with crowd flow, and explanations of the city's culture. The robots from this dance will later be put into tourism performance, public service, and research and education. "Already piloting" is a service underway. "Will later be put into" is a later plan, not a statement that those settings have already been switched over to these 110 units.

Related links at the bottom, covering office floor area, university partnerships, a funding valuation, a 20,000th unit, and mileage records from other brands, are not the body of this page and are not folded in. Qilu Evening News is the outlet this page names. IT Home does not attach a separate on-site log. The record name stays whole: the most humanoid robots dancing at once. It is not shortened to the most robots, or to the most machines. Full-size is written next to Yuanxing A3 and should not be dropped. The certificate is the official one issued on site. The confirmed count and the record name are the same event, not two events. This piece keeps today's event only: the place, the 110 units, the name of the record, the certificate, the confirmed count, the production-unit and no-mistake line, the two tool names, and the separate tenses of the pilots and the later settings.