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- AgiBot launches Lingxi G2 Max heavy-load embodied robot
AgiBot has launched the Lingxi G2 Max, a safety-standard heavy-load humanoid robot for industrial palletizing, material handling and production-line feeding. AgiBot says the robot handles 20 kg per arm, has a 40 kg rated two-arm load and a 50 kg peak two-arm load, with repeat positioning accuracy of up to ±0.5 mm. It is already operating on multiple production lines, while an e-commerce deployment reportedly achieved an operation success rate above 99%.
IT之家 AI · 🔥 0 - Qiyuan Robotics rolls off its 5,000th personal robot
Qiyuan Robotics said its 5,000th personal robot rolled off the production line on October 25, one month after the Q1 and T1 models went on sale. Executive Gao Quanzhong said the line now produces one robot every 2.5 minutes, with daily capacity rising from a little over 10 units to more than 200. IT之家 and 智东西 also reported that the company has established a raw-materials warehouse, semi-automated assembly line, and end-to-end manufacturing IT system for production traceability.
智东西 · 🔥 0 - Swancor's Qiyuan launches Q1 and T1 consumer humanoid robots from about $2,800
On September 20, Qiyuan Robotics — the consumer embodied-AI brand of materials company Swancor Advanced Materials — put two personal humanoid robots on sale: Qiyuan Q1 (19,999 yuan, or 26,999 yuan for the Explorer edition) and Qiyuan T1 (19,999 yuan, 29,999 yuan for T1 Pro), with shipments starting October 1 in order sequence. The company calls Q1 the "world's first small-size full-body force-controlled humanoid," standing about 88 cm tall, weighing roughly 15 kg and folding into a bag, with an Explorer version opening a full SDK and hardware interfaces; T1 is billed as the "world's first transformable personal robot," about 100 cm tall and 16 kg, switching between wheeled-humanoid and quadruped forms, with T1 Pro carrying an NVIDIA Orin Nano chip. Swancor reported first-half 2026 revenue of 803 million yuan, a net loss of 167 million yuan and 180 million yuan of R&D spending (up 738.66% year on year, 164 million of it for robotics), and said pre-orders for Q1 and T1 have brought in 210 million yuan in prepayments, competing with Unitree R1 (from 29,900 yuan) and Booster Robotics' BoosterK1 ($5,999).
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