AGIBOT says its A3 Ultra cleared TÜV Rheinland certification

AGIBOT announced on 8 September 2026, as IFA 2026 closed in Berlin, that its A3 Ultra humanoid had received RED DA, RED NB and Safety AK certifications from TÜV Rheinland, and that its A2, X2, G2, D1 Max Pro and C5 had also been through TÜV Rheinland testing and certification. RED is the European Union’s Radio Equipment Directive; those marks are part of what lets radio-bearing hardware be placed on the European market at all.

At the show the company ran an A3 — 173 cm, 55 kg — in reception and retail roles, put the X2 Ultra on the Robots on the Runway catwalk, and demonstrated the G2 on precision manipulation, the C5 on commercial cleaning, D-series quadrupeds on patrol work and the OmniHand on dexterous tasks. It also named Tekpoint as a partner to pursue retail and service-robotics opportunities in Europe.

The certifications and their scope are reported by AGIBOT itself; this run found no matching statement from TÜV Rheinland that it could open. Read narrowly, the event is a compliance milestone rather than a sale: conformity marks are the gate a Chinese humanoid has to pass before a European buyer can deploy one, not evidence that any has.