Wheeled body with two arms
QbitAI describes a wheeled base with two height-adjustable arms rather than legs. Body height adjusts from 1,000 to 1,430 mm. [1]
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Pilot deployments only
Current dataset status: Pilot.
Product overview
Futuring F1 is a home robot from Futuring Robot, a Shanghai company founded in 2022 that focuses on household robots. QbitAI reported in November 2025 that the F1 has a wheeled base, two height-adjustable arms, 22 degrees of freedom across the whole body and a 5 kg payload per arm.
The same report says the F1 was being tested continuously in dozens of households and could complete some long household tasks without teleoperation. It also quotes the company's CEO on a planned domestic launch within a year, at a price in the low five-digit yuan range.
Futuring later launched its second-generation home robot, the F2, in April 2026. Gasgoo lists the F1 among the company's two launched products, but we found no confirmed F1 sales date, official price or order page as of 8 October 2026, so the F1 is listed as a pilot model.
Capabilities
QbitAI describes a wheeled base with two height-adjustable arms rather than legs. Body height adjusts from 1,000 to 1,430 mm. [1]
QbitAI reports the F1 was being tested in dozens of households and completes some long household tasks without teleoperation. [1]
The official site lists over 8 hours of high-intensity work, over 24 hours of standby and a 5 kg end payload; QbitAI describes 5 kg per arm. [3][1]
QbitAI gives the wheeled base a footprint of about 0.25 mยฒ, half the previous generation's 0.5 mยฒ, and says it can clear 25 mm obstacles and cross 35 mm gaps. [1]
QbitAI planned sales for 2026. Gasgoo (22 July 2026) says the company has launched the F1 and F2 but gives no sales detail. We found no official sales date or price. [1][2]
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Quick answers
No general order page is verified. Futuring F1 is currently classified as pilot. [3]
The stated runtime is 8 hours per charge; Official site states more than 8 hours of high-intensity work. [3]
The listed payload is 5 kg; Official site calls this end payload; QbitAI specifies 5 kg per arm. [3][1]
Futuring F1 has 22 listed degrees of freedom; Whole body; hands not described. [3]
Futuring F1 is made by Futuring Robot, based in China. [3]
Futuring F2 is its successor. [3]
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