AgiBot Genie G2

The AgiBot Genie G2 is an industrial humanoid on an omnidirectional wheeled base, launched on 16 October 2025 (s4). AgiBot's manual gives an adjustable height of 122.5 to 179.5 cm, a weight of 185 kg and 25 body degrees of freedom excluding end effectors (s7). Each arm is rated at 5 kg, or 10 kg for both arms and 15 kg at peak combined (s7).

The base has a maximum speed of 1.5 m/s and carries two hot-swappable batteries totalling 1,652 Wh at 48 V, for about four hours of runtime (s7). Standard compute is 500 TOPS INT8, and a high-compute configuration uses NVIDIA Jetson Thor (s7, s9). Sensors include head stereo and RGB-D cameras, wrist RGB-D cameras, fisheye cameras, two LiDARs and eight ultrasonic sensors (s7).

AgiBot says Joyson Electronics uses G2 robots on a production line that loads take-up reel housings, with a success rate it puts above 99.9%, after first commercial deliveries under a contract worth more than 100 million yuan (s8). The company also reports G2 robots on a tablet quality-inspection line at Longcheer Technology (s6). The G2 page lists no price and points buyers to the AGIBOT store and sales contact (s1). A heavier, force-controlled G2 Max was unveiled at WAIC on 18 July 2026 (s6).