Biped heavy-duty platform
ZTE describes Xingqing as a biped general-purpose heavy-duty robot, a different form from the wheeled Xingwang. [1][2]
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Prototype
Current dataset status: Prototype.
Product overview
Xingqing is a biped heavy-duty humanoid in ZTE Corporation's Xing series. ZTE officially presented it at the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference on 17 July 2026, alongside the commercial-service Xingzai and the wheeled Xingwang, and classified it as a biped heavy-load model for industrial manufacturing.
The numerical details come from press coverage of the launch, not ZTE's official release. That coverage describes a precision flexible torso, a load capacity above 30 kg and about six hours of battery life. It does not say whether the load figure is per arm or total, and neither source gives height, weight, degrees of freedom or speed.
Press coverage also says Xingqing and Xingwang come with industrial operating skills so new processes need little training. ZTE's official material supports the industrial role but does not provide those implementation details.
No price, order channel, deployment count or delivery date has been published. In an investor-relations reply dated 8 October 2026, ZTE said the related business has not yet generated revenue at scale. The robot is therefore listed as a prototype, and the reported figures have not been independently tested.
Capabilities
ZTE describes Xingqing as a biped general-purpose heavy-duty robot, a different form from the wheeled Xingwang. [1][2]
Press coverage gives a load rating over 30 kg, the same as Xingwang, without saying whether the figure is per arm or total. [1]
Press coverage reports about six hours of battery life for Xingqing, an endurance figure not stated for Xingwang. [1]
ZTE says the robot ships with many operating skills, so new processes need little or no long training. [1]
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No general order page is verified. ZTE Xingqing is currently classified as prototype. [2]
The stated runtime is 6 hours per charge; About six hours in press coverage; ZTE's official release gives no runtime. [1][3]
The listed payload is 30 kg; Press coverage says over 30 kg, same as Xingwang; value is the stated lower bound and per-arm or total basis is not stated. ZTE's official release gives no number.. [1][3]
ZTE Xingqing is made by ZTE Corporation, based in China. [2]
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