AgiBot X2 Neo Interactive Performance Humanoid Robot

AgiBot X2 Neo Interactive Performance Humanoid Robot

The AgiBot X2 Neo is a compact bipedal humanoid robot designed for performances and human interaction. It combines programmable movements, expressive gestures and an interactive display in a platform approximately 1.31 metres tall. Within the refreshed X2 family, Neo is the performance-oriented configuration: its published specification lists 30 degrees of freedom and an approximate mass of 35 kg. It should not be confused with the X2 Ultra New Version, which has a different sensor and computing configuration.

Design and movement

The X2 Neo measures 1310 mm high, 460 mm wide and 210 mm long. Its articulated body provides one degree of freedom in the neck, seven in each arm, three in the waist and six in each leg. This arrangement supports the human-like gestures and coordinated movement sequences highlighted by AGIBOT, including waving, dance routines and head movements synchronized with speech. The manufacturer describes a cross-axis wrist design and a waist capable of rotation, lateral movement and bending.

Each arm has a published reach of 558 mm, excluding the end effector. The listed peak joint torque is 120 Nm. These figures describe different aspects of the mechanism and should not be treated as a universal lifting specification. AGIBOT lists a maximum payload of 3 kg in specific postures, while the full-range figure is no more than 1 kg, excluding the end effector. Application planning should retain these conditions rather than assuming that the maximum figure applies throughout every movement.

Interaction and presentation

The manufacturer positions the X2 series around visual, voice, tactile and facial-expression interaction. The Neo configuration includes an interactive RGB camera, a head touch sensor, an interactive screen and lighting effects. Audio hardware comprises a microphone array, wireless microphone and speaker. Together, these components provide the hardware basis for the robot's presentation and interaction functions; the precise behaviour available in a deployment depends on its supplied software and operating setup.

The X2 Neo is intended for performances and interaction rather than being presented as an autonomous navigation platform. Its specification explicitly lists no 3D LiDAR and no RGB-D camera. Buyers requiring autonomous guidance or navigation should evaluate the appropriate X2 Ultra hardware and software configuration separately. Features demonstrated by another X2 edition should not be assumed to be included with Neo.

Computing and connectivity

The main computing configuration consists of two RK3588 boards. AGIBOT lists no additional high-performance computing board for Neo. Published communications include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and a 4G/5G module; network service, coverage and deployment arrangements should be confirmed for the intended location. Physical interfaces include one USB Type-A port and one USB Type-C port. The specification does not list a LAN port or video output.

Over-the-air updates and a mobile app are listed as supported. However, secondary development is explicitly listed as not supported for X2 Neo. Programmable performance movements therefore should not be confused with unrestricted access to a robotics development platform or an open-source research edition. Organizations seeking development interfaces or a particular integration should confirm the supported product configuration before ordering.

Battery, charging and operating conditions

The robot uses an approximately 500 Wh battery and supports direct charging and battery replacement. AGIBOT quotes approximately two hours of operation when walking at 0.5 m/s. This is a stated test condition, not a guaranteed duration for every performance: the movement programme and actual operating conditions must be considered when planning a session. Published charging time is no more than 1.5 hours, with a charger output of 54.6 V at 10 A and an input-voltage range of 100 to 220 V.

The listed operating-temperature range is -10 to 40 degrees Celsius. The manufacturer gives walking speed as up to 2 m/s under laboratory conditions, with a typical speed of no more than 0.8 m/s. These figures should be read with their qualifications intact. They do not establish outdoor weather resistance, an ingress-protection rating or suitability for unrestricted operation around visitors.

Applications and configuration selection

Performance and interaction are the central use cases for X2 Neo. Its compact humanoid form, articulated arms and presentation hardware make it a configuration to evaluate for organized demonstrations and programmed entertainment. A proposed deployment should be assessed against the actual movement routine, available space, supervision requirements and supported software. The robot is not described here as a security, cleaning or industrial manipulation system.

The key distinction from X2 Ultra New Version is configuration rather than appearance alone. Neo has 30 total degrees of freedom and one neck degree of freedom, while the current Ultra specification lists 31 and two respectively. Neo also lacks the Ultra configuration's LiDAR, RGB-D camera and additional high-performance board. Selecting the correct edition matters when comparing quotations and application requirements.

Package and purchasing

The official package list includes one robot unit, charger, remote controller, microphone, quick-start guide and certificate of conformity. Battery packaging includes one battery and a certificate of conformity. The presence of a certificate in the packing list does not by itself establish a specific market certification. Delivery availability, training, support, import requirements and applicable warranty coverage should be confirmed for the destination and final quotation.

This listing is offered on a quotation basis. Request a current quotation specifying AgiBot X2 Neo and describe the intended performance or interaction requirements. A quotation should establish the supplied configuration, included services, delivery arrangements and applicable commercial terms rather than relying on another X2 model's specification.

Frequently asked questions

What is the AgiBot X2 Neo?

It is AGIBOT's compact, performance-oriented X2 humanoid configuration, featuring 30 degrees of freedom, programmable movements and interaction hardware.

How does the X2 Neo produce expressive movements?

Its articulated neck, arms, waist and legs support coordinated gestures and movement routines, complemented by a display, lighting and audio hardware.

Does X2 Neo support autonomous navigation?

It is positioned for performances and interaction. It has no 3D LiDAR or RGB-D camera; autonomous navigation requirements should be discussed against a suitable Ultra configuration.

Can developers use Neo as an open development platform?

The official Neo specification lists secondary development as not supported. Do not assume the development capabilities of EDU or Ultra editions apply.

How long does its battery last?

AGIBOT lists approximately two hours at a walking speed of 0.5 m/s, using an approximately 500 Wh battery. Actual duration depends on operation.

Where can I buy the X2 Neo?

Request a quotation through this product page and confirm configuration, destination, delivery timing and support before placing an order.

Summary

AgiBot X2 Neo brings an articulated 30-DOF humanoid body and multimodal interaction hardware to a performance-focused configuration. Its value should be evaluated around the intended presentation programme, while preserving the published limits on navigation hardware, payload, runtime and development support.

Manufacturer specifications: AGIBOT X2 Neo