Scaling AGIBOT A2 and X2 from Lab Prototypes to Real-World Utility
AGIBOT is shifting its focus toward commercial viability, aiming to bridge the gap between controlled laboratory demonstrations and practical, scalable humanoid deployments.
AgiBot's 1.31 m Lingxi X2 compact humanoid, sold on the official global store for $24,240 with worldwide shipping.
The AGIBOT X2 (Lingxi X2) is a 1.31 m, roughly 35 kg compact bipedal humanoid unveiled in March 2025 and now sold directly on AGIBOT's official global store for $24,240. It offers 25 degrees of freedom including a 3-DOF waist, dual RK3588 compute, about 2 hours of runtime and speeds up to 1.8 m/s, and is known for demos like riding a bicycle and dancing. An X2 Ultra variant adds Jetson Orin NX compute and LiDAR. It targets entertainment, commercial performance, exhibitions and research buyers, with add-to-cart ordering and international shipping ($500-$3,000 freight).
AGIBOT is shifting its focus toward commercial viability, aiming to bridge the gap between controlled laboratory demonstrations and practical, scalable humanoid deployments.
AGIBOT, maker of the AgiBot A2 and AGIBOT X2, has released its WORLD 2026 dataset, comprising 11,430 robot trajectories to advance reinforcement learning for complex humanoid movements.
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