AgiBot shipped more humanoids than any company on earth in 2025 — over 5,100 units. At the 140th Canton Fair its Interstellar A2 moved real boxes while wheeled, quadruped and cleaning siblings shared one autonomy stack. We examine the hardware, the economics and the questions buyers asked.
The INMO GO3 puts a 30-degree green waveguide, 261-language translation, AI teleprompter and a voice-cloning speaker into 53 grams of ordinary-looking eyewear. At a subsidised street price near ¥2,300 it is the most affordable screen-equipped pair anywhere, with real trade-offs.
TimeKettle LiveTalk turns translation into open-ear earbuds you would wear anyway: 54 languages online, 25 pairs offline, one-second latency and an app that archives bilingual transcripts. Our review tests it on the Canton Fair floor and asks who really needs it.
