AgiBot Lingxi X1

Specs, price & availability ยท verified Oct 2026

AgiBot Lingxi X1 is a 130 cm, 33 kg biped from AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics) (China), available to order with no published price.

Price
Not disclosed
Height
130 cm
Weight
33 kg
Total DoF
31

Last verified Oct 8, 2026

Price & availability

AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics) has not published a price

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

About AgiBot Lingxi X1

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

Key features

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]

Legged humanoid

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]

Body joints plus options

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]

Linux SDK and AimRT framework

The product page lists a Linux secondary-development SDK and links to the AimRT communication framework and the AgiBot World dataset. [1]

Hardware profile

Specifications

Official โ€” stated by the manufacturer or organizerReported โ€” stated by a credible third partyEstimated โ€” derived or approximate

Body

Height
130 cmOfficial โ€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1]
Weight
33 kgOfficial โ€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1]
Total DoF
31Official โ€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[2][7]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.

Mobility

Maximum speed
1 m/sOfficial โ€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1]Maximum walking speed per product page
Peak joint torque
200 NยทmOfficial โ€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1]Peak torque of the R86-3 PowerFlow actuator, the largest listed
Actuation
ElectricEstimated โ€” derived or approximate[1][2]PowerFlow actuators (R86, R52, L28); electric drive inferred from actuator ratings

Power

Runtime
2 hOfficial โ€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1]'About 2 hours' per product page; battery capacity not stated

Hands & Manipulation

DoF per hand
0Official โ€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[2]Simple OmniPicker gripper rather than a multi-DoF dexterous hand; one gripper joint per side is counted in the total DoF
Payload
0.5 kgOfficial โ€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1]Single-arm load capacity per product page; some press reported over 3 kg per arm (conflict)
Hand / end effector
OmniPicker adaptive gripper; body has two grippersOfficial โ€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1][2]

Compute & Sensing

Onboard compute
DCU domain controller (processor not named)Official โ€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1]
Sensors
IMUOfficial โ€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1][2]Only sensor listed; no camera or LiDAR is specified
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Power

Battery
Not published
Charge time
Not published
Swappable battery
Not published

Compute & Sensing

AI stack
Not published

Quick answers

AgiBot Lingxi X1 FAQ

Can you buy AgiBot Lingxi X1?

AgiBot Lingxi X1 is available through an official sales inquiry rather than a public checkout page. [1]

How tall is AgiBot Lingxi X1 and how much does it weigh?

AgiBot Lingxi X1 is 130 cm tall and weighs 33 kg. [1]

How fast is AgiBot Lingxi X1?

Its stated maximum speed is 1 m/s; Maximum walking speed per product page. [1]

How long does the AgiBot Lingxi X1 battery last?

The stated runtime is 2 hours per charge; 'About 2 hours' per product page; battery capacity not stated. [1]

How much can AgiBot Lingxi X1 carry?

The listed payload is 0.5 kg; Single-arm load capacity per product page; some press reported over 3 kg per arm (conflict). [1]

How many degrees of freedom does AgiBot Lingxi X1 have?

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]

Does AgiBot Lingxi X1 have an open SDK?

Yes. AgiBot Lingxi X1 is recorded as providing a public developer SDK or API. [1]

Who makes AgiBot Lingxi X1?

AgiBot Lingxi X1 is made by AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics), based in China. [1]

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Evidence

Sources

  1. [1]AGIBOT X1 product page โ†—AgiBot ยท official ยท accessed Oct 8, 2026
  2. [2]AGIBOT X1 Development Guide โ†—AgiBot ยท official ยท accessed Oct 8, 2026
  3. [3]agibot_x1_train README (AgiBot GitHub repository, Chinese) โ†—AgiBot ยท official ยท accessed Oct 8, 2026
  4. [4]AgiBot 2024 launch event recap: five commercial humanoid robots โ†—AgiBot ยท official ยท accessed Oct 8, 2026
  5. [5]AgiBot unveils five humanoid robots, commercialization on the horizon โ†—KrASIA ยท press ยท accessed Oct 8, 2026
  6. [6]Zhiyuan Robotics Unveils Five New Humanoid Robots, Open-Source Plans, and Outlines Technology Roadmap โ†—Maginative ยท press ยท accessed Oct 8, 2026
  7. [7]AgiBot Lingxi X1 product page (Chinese) โ†—AgiBot ยท official ยท accessed Oct 8, 2026