Dual-arm mobile platform
The AgiBot World paper describes dual 7-DoF arms, an adjustable waist and a mobile chassis. The product page gives 26 degrees of freedom in its body text. [1][3]
Price & availability
Msrp · USD · ReportedReported — stated by a credible third party
Original price: CNY 450,000
Source: AgiBot product-line sales launch and Genie G1 price (Jiemian, Chinese) ↗ · Aug 18, 2025
AgiBot mall listing per Jiemian (18 Aug 2025). Converted at 7.1849 CNY per USD, the historical rate for that date, and rounded to the nearest dollar.
Product overview
AgiBot's Genie G1 (精灵G1) is a general-purpose embodied robot with dual 7-DoF arms, an adjustable waist and a mobile chassis. AgiBot's product page describes it as built for data collection and model inference, and as suitable for industrial, commercial and domestic scenarios. The AgiBot World research paper uses the G1 as its hardware platform.
The spec table lists a height range of 130–180 cm, a weight of 150 kg, Jetson AGX Orin 64GB compute, RGB-D and fisheye cameras, and a LiDAR on the chassis. The body text cites 26 degrees of freedom, while the table lists 20 excluding the 6-DoF end-effector. The page says the G1 can hold a 3 kg object with one arm and lists 4+ hours of runtime.
The page describes a chassis that turns in place, navigates 95% of factory pathways and clears obstacles up to 20 mm. It does not use the word 'wheeled', so the wheeled classification here is an inference from that description. The page states large-scale production with immediate delivery.
A single press report dates the G1 launch to November 2023. A sales launch was reported in August 2025, when AgiBot's mall listed the G1 at RMB 450,000. In October 2025 an AgiBot executive said more than 1,000 units had shipped. AgiBot introduced the G2 that month as the next generation of the Genie line, built on the G1 ecosystem.
“General purpose robot designed for data collection and model inference.”
Capabilities
The AgiBot World paper describes dual 7-DoF arms, an adjustable waist and a mobile chassis. The product page gives 26 degrees of freedom in its body text. [1][3]
The 6-DoF end-effector can be swapped for a two-finger gripper, and the product page lists six-axis force sensing. [1]
RGB-D and fisheye cameras and a chassis LiDAR feed an NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin 64GB computer, according to the product page. [1]
AgiBot positions the G1 for data collection and model inference, and its AgiBot World research paper uses the G1 as the hardware platform. [1][3]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
AgiBot Genie G1 is listed at $62,632 (Msrp, reported). The source also states CNY 450,000. [5][6]
AgiBot Genie G1 is available through an official sales inquiry rather than a public checkout page. [1][2]
AgiBot Genie G1 is 180 cm tall and weighs 150 kg (Official spec table). [1]
The stated runtime is 4 hours per charge; '4h+' per spec table (lower bound). [1]
The listed payload is 3 kg; Per arm: page says it can hold a 3 kg object with one arm continuously. [1]
AgiBot Genie G1 has 26 listed degrees of freedom; Body text says 26 DoF including the head; spec table lists 20 DoF excluding the end-effector. [1]
AgiBot Genie G1 is made by AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics), based in China. [1]
AgiBot Genie G2 is its successor. [1]
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Not an evaluation benchmark in itself. The dataset covers manipulation skills for training generalist policies. The challenges score submitted policies on their own tracks: World Model and Manipulation at IROS 2025, and Reasoning to Action and World Model at ICRA 2026.
Listed benchmark embodiment · Real data were collected on the AgiBot G1, which the repository describes as a mobile dual-arm robot. Other platforms in the repository are the AgileX Cobot Magic (Aloha), a dual-Franka setup and a RoboTwin simulation. The roster slug agibot-genie-g1 is assumed to refer to the same robot; no source opened uses the name 'Genie G1' for it.
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