ELIOT, powered by the Trinity PAI persistent mind, completed full-day autonomous runs at a simulated robotics fair on Booster T2 and AgiBot A3 bodies. Physical-unit testing is underway.
ELIOT — how it works. A persistent mind in a humanoid body (concept film, 1:53).
Complete recordings, not highlight reels. Each run is a continuous working day at a simulated robotics fair, with an on-screen counter of operator interventions.
ELIOT × Booster T2 — 8 hours, full simulation run (official Booster walking policy, MuJoCo)
ELIOT × AgiBot A3 Ultra — 8 hours, full simulation run
ELIOT × Booster T2 · 在展会上自主工作的人形机器人(完整中文演示)
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All footage is full physics simulation (MuJoCo) with simulated visitors; it is not physical hardware and does not reflect battery life. "No human intervention" means no operator controlled ELIOT's speech, decisions or movement; an on-screen counter records any intervention. The Booster T2 run uses the manufacturer's official walking policy; the AgiBot A3 run uses a simplified locomotion model. Brochure product images are concept renders. Booster T2, AgiBot, Unitree, Astribot and MuJoCo are trademarks of their respective owners; the tests do not imply a partnership or endorsement.