A robot can pick up a bottle perfectly and still fail at restocking a minibar. It might keep an empty bottle, add too many replacements, or repeat a step it has already completed. The missing skill is deciding what the situation requires before choosing the next movement. AGIBOT is targeting that gap with the Physical Reasoning dataset, announced October 22 as Release 4 of AGIBOT WORLD 2026. The release connects task goals, changing scene conditions, execution history, and real robot actions…
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AGIBOT Releases Physical Reasoning Dataset to Teach Robots What to Do Next