Quick Answer
The public listing titled Limx does not name a model, does not publish a price, and lists height as 164 mm next to 45 kg. That height cannot be a standing humanoid. LimX Dynamics is a real Shenzhen company. Their named humanoids are Oli and Luna.
Our Verdict
| Field | Rating | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Review Score | 4.5 / 10 | No named model. Broken height cell. |
| Commercial readiness | 2.0 / 10 | No MSRP. |
| Consumer readiness | 0.5 / 10 | |
| Autonomy confidence | Unknown | |
| Best for | People who actually meant Oli or Luna | |
| Biggest concern | Treating 164 mm as a spec |
What it is
An incomplete catalog row. No model name.
What is published
164 mm next to 45 kg is a unit error if anyone meant a 164 cm humanoid. We will not convert it and then cite the conversion as a fact.
LimX Dynamics showed Luna on the WRC floor 19–23 August 2026: 160 cm, China retail RMB 298,000. Oli is the 165 cm general-purpose sibling, from RMB 158,000 on the official China launch note of 30 July 2025.
Who should look here
Nobody buying a robot. If you want LimX Dynamics, read the Oli review or the Luna review.
FAQ
Who makes it?
LimX Dynamics makes Oli and Luna. This listing does not name a model.
Is 164 mm real?
Not as a standing humanoid height.
Can I buy it?
No public MSRP on this listing. Oli starts at RMB 158,000 in China. Luna is RMB 298,000.
Sources
LimX Dynamics product pages for Oli and Luna. Independent / Reuters WRC, 19–23 August 2026: Luna 160 cm, RMB 298,000.