Quick Answer
AgiBot A2 is Zhiyuan / AgiBot’s full-size humanoid with an unusually complete company spec row: 175 cm, 55 kg, 15 kg per arm, about 2 hours, 49+ DOF, 700 Wh standard (A2-W listed at 2 kWh), and a reported USD 100,000–190,000 configuration range. Those are manufacturer-reported figures, not a third-party test. Availability on our card is still announced.
Our Verdict
| Field | Rating | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Review Score | 6.6 / 10 | Thick brochure. Thin independent evidence. |
| Commercial readiness | 4.0 / 10 | Announced. Price is a reported range, not a cart. |
| Consumer readiness | 1.0 / 10 | |
| Autonomy confidence | Company-demo / supervised | |
| Best for | Readers comparing Chinese full-size spec cards | |
| Biggest concern | 15 kg/arm and 3.3 m/s becoming folklore without a site visit |
What it is
A full-size bipedal humanoid from AgiBot. Speed is reported as 3.3 m/s, with 7 km/h also appearing in secondary write-ups — we leave both as reports.
What is published
A dense public spec list (29 detail items, 7 references, videos on our profile). That is better than a blank card. It is still not a published factory uptime.
Flaws
Announced is not deployed. A long brochure is not a reason to score this highly.
Real-world usefulness
Use the spec row to compare against other announced Chinese full-size bodies. Do not staff a shift on it until AgiBot (not a review farm) shows a named site and a duty cycle.
Full specs and images
AgiBot A2 profile · Unitree G1 review · All humanoid reviews.
FAQ
Is the $100k–$190k range official?
It is a reported configuration range on our profile. Confirm with AgiBot.
Is this Unitree G1?
No. Different company, different size class.
Who makes it?
AgiBot (Zhiyuan).
Sources
AgiBot public A2 materials as captured on the firgellirobots profile.