AgiBot D1 MaxPro by AgiBot
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AgiBot D1 MaxPro

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by AgiBot

China

Released: 2026

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💰 EUR 69,400 excl. VAT

AgiBot D1 MaxPro is the heavy-duty flagship of the AgiBot D1 robot dog family, built to carry serious loads through rough industrial sites. It works with a steady 50 kg on its back and can lift up to 100 kg, walks for up to five and a half hours on one charge and swaps batteries quickly to keep going. A 96-line LiDAR and front and rear wide-angle cameras let it map, navigate on its own and avoid obstacles, while IP67 sealing lets it work in rain, dust, heat, cold and shallow water. It climbs continuous stairs and open industrial steps, rights itself after a fall, and suits heavy-load transport, logistics, inspection and emergency rescue.

3 m/s (maximum); 1.5 m/s (continuous walking)
Max Speed
12
Total DOF
330 min unloaded; 150 min fully loaded (13.5 km range fully loaded)
Runtime
50 kg stable working payload; 100 kg maximum
Max Payload
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What Can AgiBot D1 MaxPro Do?

Core operational tasks and activities demonstrated or performed by AgiBot D1 MaxPro.

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Real-World Applications of AgiBot D1 MaxPro

Industries, working environments, and deployment suitability for AgiBot D1 MaxPro.

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Full Specifications

Body Lengthapprox. 1230 mm (standing); 1313 mm (lying down)
Standing Heightapprox. 730 mm (standing); 300 mm (lying down)
Body Widthapprox. 530 mm
Weightapprox. 64 kg (with battery)
Number of Legs4
Total DOF12
DOF Per Leg3
Supported GaitsWalking and trotting, continuous stair climbing, open-riser industrial stairs, self-righting after falls
Max Speed3 m/s (maximum); 1.5 m/s (continuous walking)
Max Climb Angle45°
Max Step Height30 cm continuous stairs
Terrain Capabilitiesstairs, open-riser industrial stairs, slopes, gravel, mud, shallow water up to 20 cm, rain and snow

Other Notable Features

Optional autonomous charging dock; quick battery swapping; OTA upgrades; dual-spectrum gimbal and video transmission interface; aviation transport case option; self-righting

AgiBot D1 MaxPro vs Unitree A2, X30 and GENISOM M1

AgiBot D1 MaxPro overlaps with these alternatives on Logistics and Material handling. AgiBot D1 MaxPro trails the closest alternatives on weight.

Industries and capabilities are tags, not scores: a tick means the robot is listed for it. Green marks the best figure in a row (highest max speed, max payload and runtime; lowest weight). Ranges are not ranked.

AgiBot D1 MaxPro compared with Unitree A2, X30 and GENISOM M1: industries, capabilities, max speed, max payload, runtime, weight and size class
SpecAgiBot D1 MaxProAgiBotUnitree A2Unitree RoboticsX30Deep RoboticsGENISOM M1Genisom AI
Industries
LogisticsYesYesNoYes
Material handlingYesYesNoNo
ConstructionYesYesYesNo
Search and rescueYesNoNoYes
Capabilities
Remote control (teleoperation)YesNoNoYes
Swappable batteriesYesNoNoYes
WeatherproofYesNoNoYes
Balance and stabilityYesYesYesYes
Max Speed3 m/s5 m/s4 m/s4 m/s
Max Payload50 kg100 kg20 kg30 kg
Runtime5.5 h5 h2.5 h5 h
Weight64 kg37 kg56 kg30 kg
Size Classlargelargelargemedium

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Q1. What is the robot dog AgiBot D1 MaxPro, and what problem does it solve?

AgiBot D1 MaxPro is a large, heavy-duty robot dog from AgiBot. It moves heavy equipment and supplies across stairs, slopes and rough ground where wheeled carts and people struggle.

Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of AgiBot D1 MaxPro?

It carries heavy loads, walks for hours on one charge, swaps batteries quickly and navigates on its own using LiDAR and cameras. It is fully sealed against water and dust and can get back up after a fall.

Q3. Who is AgiBot D1 MaxPro built for, and which industries benefit from it?

It is built for logistics, construction, industrial inspection, security and emergency-rescue teams that need a strong legged carrier.

Q4. Is AgiBot D1 MaxPro a commercial product or a research prototype?

It is a commercial product sold by AgiBot and its distributors.

Q5. Is AgiBot D1 MaxPro currently available for purchase?

Yes. AgiBot and authorized distributors sell it; buyers should request a quote for current pricing and delivery.

Q6. How does AgiBot D1 MaxPro perform in real-world environments and rough terrain?

AgiBot shows it wading through water, climbing rocky slopes and industrial stairs and working in forests and construction sites in harsh weather.

Q7. When was AgiBot D1 MaxPro announced or officially launched?

AgiBot introduced it with an official launch video in April 2026 as the top model of its D1 family.

Q8. How does AgiBot D1 MaxPro compare to other quadruped robot dogs?

Compared with the smaller D1 Pro and D1 Ultra it is far larger and stronger, and compared with many industrial robot dogs it carries much heavier loads for longer.

Q9. Can AgiBot D1 MaxPro be customized with add-ons or third-party tools?

Yes. It offers power and data ports for mounting gimbals, sensors and other payloads, and supports secondary development.

Q10. What is the future roadmap or planned upgrades for AgiBot D1 MaxPro?

AgiBot continues to expand the D1 family and its software, including autonomous charging and inspection features.

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