Agibot X2

Core Capabilities

• Athletic Prowess: Unlike many rigid humanoids, the X2 features a “bionic ankle” and liquid-smooth kinematics. It has gained viral fame for being the first humanoid to land a Webster Flip, and it can perform complex dance routines, ride bicycles, and execute martial arts sequences with rock-steady precision.

• Multimodal Interaction: Powered by the GO-1 foundation model, the X2 is an “expressive” robot. It uses a Visual Language Model (VLM) to understand its surroundings in milliseconds, allowing it to read instructions aloud, recognize facial expressions, and mimic human breathing and subtle gestures.

• Zero-Shot Generalization: Through its ViLLA (Vision-Language-Locomotion-Action) stack, the X2 can handle tools and tasks it hasn’t been explicitly programmed for, making it a “generalist” rather than a single-purpose machine.

• Safety-First Design: The exterior is wrapped in impact-resistant TPU foam, and the joints are force-limited, making it safe for close-contact interaction in public or domestic spaces.

   

Primary Use Cases

1. Entertainment & Performance: Ideal as a brand ambassador or “TikTok companion,” the X2 can replicate human motions uploaded via video through the LinkCraft platform.

2. Education & Research: With its open-source compatibility and modular design, it serves as a robust platform for AI developers and universities.

3. Interactive Service: Its compact size and emotional AI make it suitable for elderly care assistance, reception, and guided tours.

4. Light Industrial/Security: Capable of autonomous navigation, 3D mapping (via LiDAR and RGB-D cameras), and light object manipulation for patrol or assembly tasks.

    

Why the X2 Stands Out

The Agibot X2 isn’t just a prototype; it’s a production-ready system. By balancing “1 Body + 3 Intelligences” (Interaction, Manipulation, and Locomotion), Agibot has created a robot that feels less like a machine and more like a responsive, intelligent companion.

Key Technical Specifications