HumanoidsAgiBotChina
AGIBOT X2
A compact humanoid from Shanghai-based AgiBot, 1.31 m tall and around 35 kg — a platform for research, development and demonstrations. 25 degrees of freedom and walking speeds up to 1.8 m/s; in public demos it has danced and ridden a bicycle. The open AimDK developer toolkit exposes perception, control and task APIs.
Specifications
- Height
- approx. 1.31 m
- Weight
- approx. 35 kg
- Degrees of freedom
- 25
- Walking speed
- up to 1.8 m/s
- Battery
- approx. 500 Wh, up to 2 h runtime
- Charging time
- up to 1.5 h
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Applications
- Embodied AI research and development
- University and engineering school labs
- Technology demos at events and showrooms
- Prototyping service and interaction scenarios
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