TL;DR
On October 24, Zhiyuan Robotics' Expedition A3 challenged a Guinness World Record at the Jinan Yellow River International Convention and Exhibition Center in Shandong. 110 mass-produced A3 full-size humanoid robots danced in sync, successfully setting the record for the most humanoid robots dancing simultaneously, with a Guinness adjudicator on site to verify and award the certificate.
Event Overview
On October 24, 2026, Zhiyuan Robotics' Expedition A3 launched a Guinness World Record challenge at the Jinan Yellow River International Convention and Exhibition Center. 110 mass-produced A3 full-size humanoid robots danced in sync, completing group dance, wave formation transitions and countdown number formations, successfully setting the Guinness World Record for the most humanoid robots dancing simultaneously. The Guinness adjudicator witnessed the event on site and awarded the official certificate.
Key Information
| Item | Data |
|---|---|
| Challenge date | October 24, 2026 |
| Location | Jinan Yellow River International Convention and Exhibition Center, Shandong |
| Robots involved | 110 mass-produced Expedition A3 full-size humanoid robots |
| Record name | Most humanoid robots dancing simultaneously |
| Certification | Guinness adjudicator verified on site and awarded certificate |
| Robot origin | Shandong Embodied Intelligence Industrial Base |
Performance Highlights
- 110 Expedition A3 robots performed a synchronized group dance.
- Wave formation transitions.
- Countdown number formations and other coordinated group actions.
Background and Impact
The record challenge demonstrated a trend from single-machine demos toward large-scale coordinated humanoid robot deployment. Having 110 mass-produced robots dance in sync tests the stability of motion control, cluster communication and formation algorithms. Shandong's embodied intelligence industry is in a rapid growth phase; executives of Zhiyuan Robotics and Henggong Precision, along with local government officials from Jinan's Tianqiao District, attended the event. The event also reflects the humanoid robot industry's push from single-machine demonstration toward scaled deployment.