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AGIBOT A2-W (Yuanzheng A2-W)
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AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics) · industrial humanoid

AGIBOT A2-W

Yuanzheng A2-W

The wheeled, four-wheel-drive member of AgiBot's A2 family: a humanoid upper body with two 7-DoF arms on a heavy chassis that can turn in place and crab-walk, built for loading, plugging connectors and moving parts on flexible production lines. Payload is 5 kg per arm.

Price
—Not published
Height
163 cmTaller than 47%
Weight
230 kgHeavier than 99%
Payload
10 kgCarries more than 41%
Speed
—Not published
Battery
5 hRuns longer than 59%

Not sure this is the one? Find the best robot for your job Starts with: move boxes or carts. Five more quick questions.

Why it matters

AGIBOT A2-W (Yuanzheng A2-W) is on the market today.

Real-world use

No customers or deployments reported yet.

Timeline

First shown
2024-08
Released
Not yet
AgiBot launch event alongside the A2 family, August 2024

Maker

AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics)Company · founded 2023 · Shanghai, China

Valued at about $2.1 billion (PitchBook, March 2025); targeting a Hong Kong IPO

How it stacks up

Against other humanoids that publish the figure. Pick a measure.

Not published by the maker: speed, price.

What it has been shown doing

2 of 14 skills we track, each from a public video or report. Demos can be staged or remote-controlled; we say so when the source does.

  • Pick & sortOn sitepicks and places turnover boxes from multi-layer racks at Fulin Precision's factories · Aug 2025 · scmp.com
  • Works on siteOn siteorder for ~100 A2-W units after a July 2025 pilot on Fulin Precision's production lines · Aug 2025 · yicaiglobal.com

Not shown yet:AssembleFoldKitchenToolsFineStairsTerrainGet upRunJumpCarryAutonomous

Public attention

A hidden gem: a recent robot with full published specs that gets little attention so far.

  • No Wikipedia article of its own yet
  • 3 news stories from reputable press listed on this page
  • 1 reported deployment

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What’s inside

The parts the company has talked about publicly.

Movement
Wheeled base · 22 joints
Actuators & motors
Two bionic 7-DoF arms plus an elevating and tilting waist on a four-wheel-drive chassis (zero turning radius, crab motion); 22 DoF total; 5 kg per arm; working height 0-2 m (maker).
Hands
End effectors not specified by AgiBot.
Sensors & vision
360-degree LiDAR, 4 AI vision sensors, 2 six-axis force sensors, and further depth and vision sensors (maker).
Compute
275 TOPS-class onboard computing (maker says '275T'; chip not named).
Battery & power
2 kWh, about 5 hours runtime, hot-swappable, 2-hour full charge, autonomous charging (maker figures).
AI & software
Pre-built skills UniGrasp, Uni6DPose and UniPlug for grasping, pose estimation and plugging; 3D model synthesis with reinforcement learning to adapt to new objects in hours; integrated data collection, simulation training and deployment; OTA updates; self-diagnosis and recovery.
Other details
Arm collision detection and redundant perception and control for safety; claimed one-day deployment and commissioning; 1,630 mm tall, 230 kg; operating temperature 0-45 C.

Named suppliers:Arm Holdings

Lineage

Every AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics) humanoid in order.

  1. RAISE A1 (Yuanzheng / Expedition A1)RAISE A1 (Yuanzheng / Expedition A1)2023Retired
  2. Lingxi X1Lingxi X12024Research
  3. AGIBOT A2-Max (Yuanzheng A2-Max)AGIBOT A2-Max (Yuanzheng A2-Max)2024Prototype
  4. AGIBOT A2-W (Yuanzheng A2-W)AGIBOT A2-W (Yuanzheng A2-W)2024Commercial
  5. Yuanzheng A2Yuanzheng A22024Commercial
  6. AGIBOT Genie G1AGIBOT Genie G12024Commercial
  7. Lingxi X2Lingxi X22025Commercial
  8. AGIBOT Genie G2AGIBOT Genie G22025Commercial
  9. AGIBOT Q1AGIBOT Q12025Prototype
  10. AGIBOT A3AGIBOT A32026Commercial

Watch AGIBOT A2-W (Yuanzheng A2-W)

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Made, sold and where

Unit counts are usually company figures; analysts often disagree.

Price
Not published
How to get one
No official buying page found
Sold or delivered
sold to industrial customers; price not published
Where it is sold or used
Shanghai, China (AgiBot Lingang factory)

Where it works

1 reported deployment.

Map
  • Ordered

    Fulin Precision (Fulin P.M.) · Mianyang · since 2025-08 · 100 units

    Auto-parts maker Fulin Precision ordered nearly 100 wheeled A2-W robots to move boxes and materials at its Mianyang factory after a four-robot trial. Nearly 100 A2-W ordered in August 2025; four ran a live demonstration in July 2025 Shanghai Municipal People's Government

News

The latest 3, newest first. Summaries are ours; tap through for the original.

  1. AgiBot starts mass production in Shanghai

    Newsweek reported close to 1,000 wheeled and legged robots built at AgiBot's Lingang factory by mid-December 2024.

    Newsweek
  2. Shanghai humanoid plant to ship from October

    Yicai reported AgiBot's new robots would start shipping in October, with 100 wheeled and 200 bipedal units due by year-end.

    Yicai Global
  3. AgiBot unveils five humanoid models

    AgiBot unveiled A2, A2-W, A2-Max, X1 and X1-W on August 18, 2024.

    AgiBot

Side by side with its peers

Picked by the same rules for every humanoid: another maker’s robot that moves the same way, is at the same stage and does at least one of the same main jobs, first shown within two years. Closer size and price rank higher. How we choose

Full comparison

Sources

Figures come from the maker. Every link below backs something on this page.

AgiBot AGIBOT A2-W AgiBot AgiBot 2024 product launch: Lingxi X1 Yicai Global Shanghai's First Humanoid Robots Plant to Start Deliveries in October Newsweek Humanoid robots being mass produced in China

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