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Open-source humanoid research platform with documented inference software

Product information

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Category
Humanoid Robots
Maturityi
Not specified
Deploymenti
Physical hardware
Buying / access
Contact the vendor for pricing
Source
Official websiteChecked Oct 10, 2026

Key specifications

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Reality check

A demo shows what may be possible. These points help judge whether the product fits day-to-day use.

Works well when
  • Research, teleoperation and embodied-AI data collection
  • Structured factory or reception pilots
  • Tasks where a human-shaped workspace matters
What to check
  • Continuous runtime, fall recovery and battery workflow
  • SDK, low-level control access and spare-part lead time
  • Emergency-stop features and supported operating environments
Not a magic solution
  • A general replacement for a human across unpredictable tasks
  • A maintenance-free appliance
  • A guaranteed return based on a demo alone

About

X1 is AGIBOT’s modular humanoid research platform. The product page lists 34 active degrees of freedom, 1.3 m height, 33 kg body weight, 0.5 kg single-arm load and up to 1 m/s walking speed. Official inference software runs on AimRT and documents ROS 2 Humble dependencies. Component weights and torques shown below the robot specifications are not whole-robot specifications.

Scenes

Product details

Manufacturer / team
AGIBOT
Open sourcePublic API / SDKiROS / ROS 2 supporti

The cost iceberg

The purchase price is only one part of an automation project.

Batteries, charging and safe test space
SDK integration, teleoperation and compute
Fall recovery, spares and specialist support
Experiment downtime and hardware damage