Third-generation E1
The April 2026 E1 was reported at 138 cm, 38 kg, 21 DoF and a 4.5 m/s maximum speed. An August 2026 report gives 39 kg. [6][10]
Price & availability
Available to order
Current dataset status: Commercial.
The official product page says to contact the company to purchase and shows no online store, public price or specifications. [8]
Product overview
Xingzhe Taishan is a biped humanoid from Shandong Youbaote Intelligent Robot Co., Ltd., a Jinan company that trades as Yobotics. An official company article dates its debut to 18 February 2024. By April 2026 the company had reached a third-generation E1 configuration, reported at 138 cm, 38 kg, 21 DoF and 4.5 m/s. Other reports differ: a 19 April 2026 article gave 4 m/s for the same generation, and an August 2026 report gave 39 kg.
The robot won the 100 m exhibition race at the opening of the 2025 World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing and placed third in the 4 × 100 m relay. In August 2026 it won the under-40 kg tug-of-war at the second Games, the Shandong delegation's first gold. Its first Mount Taishan trail test, on 18 June 2025, covered outdoor steps and cobbled ground. In April 2026, third-generation E1 robots completed the Beijing humanoid half-marathon, with two teams finishing on a single robot.
Yobotics lists E1 in its product catalogue and tells prospective buyers to contact the company. Its application pages also offer E1 for event guidance, audience interaction and security support, with rental available. That evidence supports commercial status, although no public price or first-delivery date is available. Payload, battery capacity and runtime remain undisclosed.
Capabilities
The April 2026 E1 was reported at 138 cm, 38 kg, 21 DoF and a 4.5 m/s maximum speed. An August 2026 report gives 39 kg. [6][10]
Reports give 25 cm step climbing for 2025 and 30 cm with a 20° slope for April 2026. The third-generation E1 is reported at 4.5 m/s, though one 19 April 2026 article gives 4 m/s. [2][3][6][11]
The first Mount Taishan trail test took place on 18 June 2025, on outdoor steps and cobbled ground. [7]
It won the 100 m exhibition race at the 2025 World Humanoid Robot Games and placed third in the 4 × 100 m relay. In August 2026 it won the under-40 kg tug-of-war. [2][4][10][12]
The official catalogue directs purchasers to contact the company, and Yobotics markets E1 for event-guide and rental use. [8][9]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
Youbaote Xingzhe Taishan is available through an official sales inquiry rather than a public checkout page. [8]
Youbaote Xingzhe Taishan is 138 cm tall and weighs 38 kg (Third-generation Xingzhe Taishan E1, April 2026; an August 2026 press report gives 39 kg for Xingzhe Taishan (not E1-specific)). [6]
Its stated maximum speed is 4.5 m/s; Third-generation E1 maximum speed per the 20 April 2026 report; a 19 April 2026 article gives 4 m/s for the same generation, and 2025 reports gave 4 m/s. [6]
Youbaote Xingzhe Taishan has 21 listed degrees of freedom; Third-generation Xingzhe Taishan E1; a January 2026 report described a preceding 22-DoF configuration. [6]
Youbaote Xingzhe Taishan is made by Yobotics (Shandong Youbaote Intelligent Robot), based in China. [1]
Side by side
Choose up to four robots for a sourced specification and price comparison.
Evaluation footprint
No benchmark embodiments or results reference this robot yet.
Related
Evidence