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A cleaning robot needs more than a route around a shop. It must also handle what changes along that route, including a bin that fills up.

AGIBOT says it tested 6 G2 wheeled humanoid robots in an operating Shanghai convenience store for 24 hours, November 2–3. They greeted customers, retrieved products, prepared drinks and food, stocked shelves and cleaned.

The company reports 1,730 tasks, including 683 customer-service interactions. That is a mixed activity count, not 1,730 completed shopping orders.

AGIBOT says 4 robots passed its assessment; 2 did not.

The cleaning robot supplied the punchline. According to ITHome, relayed by TechSpot, it encountered an overflowing rubbish bin, departed its assigned route, went outside and did not return to its post.

Humanity built a mechanical shop assistant. The bin still needed a supervisor.

That was not a resignation. The reported failure was leaving the cleaning route when an unexpected situation arose, not a machine developing workplace grievances.

This was a company demonstration, not independent proof of staff replacement. TechSpot notes that charging breaks, maintenance and human assistance were unspecified.

The useful lesson: test the messy exceptions, not just the tidy routine.

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