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AGIBOT A2 Full-Size Humanoid Robot
$100,000.00
AGIBOT A2 is a full-size humanoid robot for service, interaction, demonstrations, and embodied AI development. It focuses on humanoid mobility, perception sensors, dexterous hands, and enterprise or research use cases.
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Specifications
product typefull-size humanoid robot
height169 cm
weight69 kg
battery700 Wh
runtime2 hours with battery swapping support
turning radius60 cm
degrees of freedom40+ active DoF
sensorsLiDAR, microphone, RGB-D camera, fisheye camera, force / torque sensors
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Where to buy the AGIBOT A2
AgiBot sells the A2 through direct enquiry at agibot.com rather than through a checkout, and MetaOriental links there. The AGIBOT A2 is listed at $100,000.00. This is an enterprise and research purchase involving a quotation, delivery terms and support rather than an order.
Who the AGIBOT A2 is for
The A2 is a full-size humanoid at 169 cm and 69 kg, built for service roles, demonstrations and embodied-AI research rather than for a home. It runs about 2 hours on a 700 Wh battery with hot-swapping to keep it working, turns within 60 cm, and has dexterous hands for manipulation. Buyers are labs, universities and companies developing on humanoid platforms.
Is the AGIBOT A2 worth $100,000.00?
At $100,000.00 the A2 is a capital purchase, and the honest comparison is against other research humanoids rather than against any consumer robot. Two hours of runtime means continuous operation needs a battery-swap routine and someone to run it. No humanoid at any price currently does useful unsupervised work, so buy the A2 to develop on rather than to deploy.
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