AgiBot X1

AgiBot X1

The AgiBot X1 is a compact, full-stack open-source humanoid robot designed for modularity, flexibility, and safety. Standing at 130 cm tall and weighing 33 kg, it features 34 active degrees of freedom for smooth and precise motion, making it suitable for light operational tasks in industrial, research, and household environments. Powered by AI and reinforcement learning, the robot supports advanced locomotion and manipulation, with a single arm capable of handling up to 0.5 kg. Its open-source framework and modular architecture enable extensive customization, supporting applications in automation, education, social interaction, and healthcare assistance. The AgiBot X1 is equipped with USB-C connectivity, REF-CLI software tools, and real-time monitoring, making it a scalable platform for developers and businesses seeking adaptable humanoid robotics solutions.

Manufacturer
AgiBot
Rating
★★★★☆(4.0)
Launch Year
2024
Price Range
$15,000–$25,000 (Estimated)
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Robot Specifications

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Weight

33 kg

Speed

1 m/s

Warranty Info

1 year

Runtime

2 hours

Carrying Capacity

0.5 kg per arm

Dimensions

130 x 45 x 30 (cm)

Charging Time

2 hours (Estimated)

Battery Life

3 years (Estimated)

Available Colours

White, black, silver

Battery Pack

50000 mAh (Estimated)

Connectivity

Wi-Fi, Ethernet, USB-C

App Integration

REF-CLI, custom applications

User Interface

Touch panel, voice, gesture, app

Available Countries

China, USA, Europe, Latin America

Cloud Integration

Cloud-based teleoperation, monitoring

Compatible Devices

External sensors, actuators, networked systems

Sensors

RGB camera, IMU, gyroscope, force sensors, temperature sensor

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Q1. What are AgiBot X1's primary capabilities?

AgiBot X1 offers 34 active degrees of freedom for versatile motion, AI-driven locomotion, manipulation of small objects with a 0.5 kg load capacity, autonomous walking up to 1 m/s, and modular software for customization.

Q2. How to operate AgiBot X1?

Operation involves using its open-source software tools and REF-CLI commands via USB-C or network connection to control locomotion, manipulation, and system monitoring.

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