Legged mini humanoid
HighTorque identifies Xiaopai as Mini Pi plus. The current 22-DoF configuration is 68 cm and 15.15 kg. [2][6]
Price & availability
Msrp · USD · OfficialOfficial — stated by the manufacturer or organizer
Original price: USD 5,500
Source: Bipedal robot Mini Pi plus store listing ↗ · Oct 8, 2026
Price on HighTorque's international online store; domestic configurations cited by the founder have different prices.
Available to order
Current dataset status: Commercial.
Official international store listing with Add to Cart. [3]
Product overview
Xiaopai (小派) is HighTorque Robotics' Mini Pi plus, a small commercial biped for education, research and competitions. HighTorque uses both names in its official 2026 competition report. A founder interview describes the robot as mass-produced and says it uses swappable batteries.
The current official 22-DoF product page lists a height of 680 mm, weight of 15.15 kg including battery, maximum load of 10 kg and peak joint torque of 21 N·m. The 24 V removable battery is rated at 4,500 mAh and 97.2 Wh, with about 90 minutes charging and more than one hour of rated endurance. Official development documentation supports a public SDK and secondary development.
HighTorque's pages describe multiple configurations. A newer hardware reference describes a 27-DoF, roughly 75 cm and 13.84 kg configuration, while the international store text describes an older 26-DoF, 65 cm and 10.9 kg configuration. The structured specifications therefore follow the current 22-DoF product page and identify the conflict. The store lists Mini Pi plus at US$5,500; the founder separately quoted lower domestic starting prices for some configurations.
The founder said Xiaopai covered about 10 km in the 2026 humanoid robot half-marathon and reported a 12-hour internal continuous-running test with battery swaps. That test is not used as the per-charge runtime.
Capabilities
HighTorque identifies Xiaopai as Mini Pi plus. The current 22-DoF configuration is 68 cm and 15.15 kg. [2][6]
The removable 97.2 Wh battery is rated for more than one hour. A 12-hour test used battery swaps and is not a charge runtime. [1][2][4]
The article says the robot is mass-produced and mainly sold for education and research. [1]
The founder said Xiaopai covered about 10 km in the 2026 humanoid robot half-marathon, moving from remote control to autonomous navigation. [1]
HighTorque publishes SDK documentation and supports secondary development, including simulation and reinforcement-learning workflows. [5][8]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
HighTorque Xiaopai is listed at $5,500 (Msrp, official). The source also states USD 5,500. [3]
Yes. HighTorque Xiaopai has a verified official order or preorder page. [3]
HighTorque Xiaopai is 68 cm tall and weighs 15.15 kg (Including battery, for current 22-DoF configuration; official pages list other configurations at 10.9-13.84 kg). [2]
The stated runtime is 1 hours per charge; Official page states more than one hour; value records the stated lower bound. [2]
The listed payload is 10 kg; Maximum load; product page does not specify whether this is carried or lifted. [2]
HighTorque Xiaopai has 22 listed degrees of freedom; Current configuration: 12 leg, 8 arm and 2 head DoF; official 26- and 27-DoF configurations also exist. [2]
Yes. HighTorque Xiaopai is recorded as providing a public developer SDK or API. [2]
HighTorque Xiaopai is made by HighTorque Robotics, based in China. [2]
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