Enterprise automation only scales when it speaks the same language as the systems already running the business. In this deployment, MagicLab's full-size general-purpose humanoid "Xiaomai" served as the execution layer in a full technical integration with SAP's LGM (Logistics/Warehouse Management) system and Capsio's ATC agent technology.
Through this integration, Xiaomai is able to:
Receive and execute intelligently generated, high-risk warehouse tasks — the jobs enterprises most want off human hands, assigned automatically based on system-level risk assessment
Autonomously complete repetitive operational workflows — freeing warehouse staff from the highest-volume, lowest-variation tasks
Operate within a safe, human-robot collaborative work environment — designed for facilities where people and robots share the same floor, not separate zones
Why it matters for manufacturers: Most humanoid robot deployments still operate as standalone pilots, disconnected from the enterprise software actually running the warehouse. Direct integration with SAP LGM and an agentic task layer like Capsio ATC means the robot isn't just "in" the warehouse — it's a native part of the digital operations stack, receiving tasks the same way a WMS would dispatch them to any other resource. That's the integration depth enterprise buyers are actually evaluating for.
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