Open-source platform
AgiBot publishes development documentation, design files and reinforcement-learning code for the X1. The product page calls it a full-stack open-source robot. [1][2][3]
Price & availability
Available to order
Current dataset status: Commercial.
No price or order button. The product page's contact form lists X1 and X2 for inquiries. [1]
Product overview
The AgiBot Lingxi X1 (also AgiBot X1) is a 130 cm, 33 kg humanoid from AgiBot. AgiBot unveiled it on 18 August 2024 at a launch that also introduced the Expedition A2 family and the X1-W data-collection variant. AgiBot presents the X1 as a full-stack open-source robot, and its developer guide documents a legged body, so it is classified as a biped.
AgiBot's Chinese product page lists 31 active degrees of freedom, a maximum walking speed of 1 m/s and about two hours of runtime. The developer guide resolves the DoF count as 29 body joints plus two grippers, with an optional 3-DoF head that raises the configured total to 34. The English product page displays 34 without explaining that option. The product page names an OmniPicker adaptive gripper and gives a single-arm load capacity of 0.5 kg. Some press reports gave higher payload and DoF figures; this entry follows the current Chinese page and official guide.
AgiBot published the developer guide in October 2024 and later added design materials, including a bill of materials, STEP and SolidWorks files, plus reinforcement-learning walking code in its GitHub repository. The product page lists a Linux secondary-development SDK and has a contact form, but no price or order button. AgiBot introduced the X1 among five commercial models, although model-specific customer shipment data was not found.
Capabilities
AgiBot publishes development documentation, design files and reinforcement-learning code for the X1. The product page calls it a full-stack open-source robot. [1][2][3]
The developer guide lists lower-limb controllers, and the repository trains legged locomotion. The product page gives a maximum walking speed of 1 m/s. [1][2][3]
The base configuration has 29 body joints and two grippers. An optional 3-DoF head raises the configured total from 31 to 34. [2][7]
The product page lists a Linux secondary-development SDK and links to the AimRT communication framework and the AgiBot World dataset. [1]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
AgiBot Lingxi X1 is available through an official sales inquiry rather than a public checkout page. [1]
AgiBot Lingxi X1 is 130 cm tall and weighs 33 kg. [1]
Its stated maximum speed is 1 m/s; Maximum walking speed per product page. [1]
The stated runtime is 2 hours per charge; 'About 2 hours' per product page; battery capacity not stated. [1]
The listed payload is 0.5 kg; Single-arm load capacity per product page; some press reported over 3 kg per arm (conflict). [1]
AgiBot Lingxi X1 has 31 listed degrees of freedom; Base configuration: 29 body joints plus two grippers. The optional 3-DoF head raises the total to 34; the English page lists 34 without identifying the option.. [2][7]
Yes. AgiBot Lingxi X1 is recorded as providing a public developer SDK or API. [1]
AgiBot Lingxi X1 is made by AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics), based in China. [1]
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