Maker claims multimodal interaction and coordinated movements; the page says navigation and obstacle avoidance are not supported on X2, despite broader introductory wording.
Source 1AGIBOT X2
A compact humanoid for movement and interaction projects. It suits developers; the original X2 and the separate X2 Neo have different specifications.
Recorded specifications, with their source limits. These are not our measurements. See all specifications and configurations
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test track
Three proposed tasks. Ten attempts at each suitable task, with the outcome, time and human help recorded. Confirm the exact robot, software and safe setup first. These tasks are not evidence that this robot can do them.
Perform one documented movement sequence
Proposed task. 0 of 10 attempts run.
Stop the sequence on command
Proposed task. 0 of 10 attempts run.
Restart and repeat the same sequence
Proposed task. 0 of 10 attempts run.
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We will record the outcome, time, control mode, human help, safety stops, exact hardware and software, conditions and full video.
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Separate our own tests from published claims and the limits of the evidence. The counts below describe records, not performance or confidence scores.
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See the proposed test track01 / The assessment
What the evidence supports.
Capability and readiness are separate. These written findings are not a numerical rating or a physical test.
Capability
What can it actually do?
The specific maker claims and any independent observations are listed below. We have not run our own task tests on this robot.
Read the source-based assessmentReadiness
Could you use it in real life?
Intended use: Compact humanoid movement and interaction. Dependable everyday use has not been established by the evidence reviewed. Original X2 must not inherit Neo hardware or Ultra navigation. Specific exclusions in the table qualify broader marketing.
Read the source-based assessmentThis is a research profile based on the sources below, not a hands-on test. Maker claims remain attributed to the maker; they do not prove repeatable performance in your home or workplace.
02 / Can it actually do it?
The claims, with their context.
The wording below keeps each source’s limits. A demonstration, a maker’s claim and a repeatable real-world result are different things.
X2 Neo is separately named in the store comparison and has different degrees of freedom; its configuration must not be substituted for original X2.
Source 2Check the original sources
Every source keeps its original check date. Manufacturer information, research configurations and independent observations have different limits.
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Specifications and configuration
Model detail
Specifications and configuration
Figures below retain their source and configuration limits. Manufacturer specifications are not independent performance results.
Original X2 table: 1310 × 460 × 210 mm, approximately 35 kg and 25 total DoF.
Source 1Original X2 table lists interactive RGB camera and touch sensor, without 3D LiDAR, RGB-D or high-performance board.
Source 1Original X2 table lists approximately 500 Wh, approximately 2 hours walking at 0.5 m/s, typical speed ≤0.8 m/s and laboratory ≤2 m/s.
Source 11,310 × 460 × 210 mm; approximately 35 kg and 25 degrees of freedom.
Manufacturer source558 mm reach without end effector; five degrees of freedom per arm.
Manufacturer sourceUp to 3 kg in specific postures; at most 1 kg across the full range, excluding end effector.
Manufacturer sourceTypical walking at most 0.8 m/s; advertised maximum 1.8 m/s. Laboratory 2 m/s figure is separate.
Manufacturer sourceApproximately 500 Wh; two hours walking at 0.5 m/s; charging at most 1.5 hours.
Manufacturer sourceNo LiDAR, RGB-D, high-performance board or secondary development listed. Ultra autonomous-navigation claims do not transfer.
Manufacturer sourceThe exact model and configuration
The exact model
Meet AGIBOT X2
The manufacturer’s X2 series table identifies X2 as 25 DoF, zero neck DoF and five per arm. The store separately describes X2 Neo as 30 DoF with one neck DoF and seven per arm. Do not silently merge them.
Further assessment notes
Setup, support and daily use
04 / Living with it
Right robot, right expectations.
What ownership could involve
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Support, software and repairs
App and OTA updates are listed for both editions. The manufacturer warns that simulated demonstrations and images may differ from the delivered robot. Check the chosen software, hand/controller options, support period, warranty and spare-parts supply in a model-specific quotation.
Questions still open
What needs checking before you decide.
- Original X2 and Neo specifications differ; establish the exact edition before assessment.
- Page imagery is described as simulated or reference material; video and task claims remain unreviewed.
- Manufacturer says optional OmniHand and OmniPicker apply to Ultra; no X2 parts compatibility established.
- The broad series introduction mentions a neck axis, while the original X2 table specifies zero neck degrees of freedom. The difference is unresolved; confirm exact configuration.
See it in action
Our filmed attempts will appear after testing. Existing footage below keeps its original description and limitations.
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AGIBOT X2 | A Generalist Humanoid Robot masters in human motions
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Sources and checks
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Sources and checks
03 / Recorded evidence
The latest checks on file.
Dates below describe the recorded checks. They do not mean the manufacturer’s page was checked today.
- agibot.com Source checked 2026-10-28
- store.agibot.com Source checked 2026-10-28
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Source checked 2026-10-31
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