🇨🇳AgiBot·China·Mass production

Lingxi X1

智元机器人

Lingxi X1 is a fully open-source humanoid robot incubated by AgiBot's X-Lab (nicknamed "Zhihui Jun's Lab"), launched on August 18, 2024 and built by a 10-person team in under three months.

Mass productionVerified Last verified 26 Aug 2026
Height130 cm
Degrees of freedom31
Arm payload0.5 kg
Top speed3.6 km/h
Battery life2 h
Starting pricePrice on request
MakerAgiBot
First shown18 Aug 2024
StatusMass production
Form factorCompact
LocomotionBipedal
Updated26 Aug 2026

What it is

Lingxi X1 is a full-stack open-source humanoid robot incubated by AgiBot's X-Lab (nicknamed "Zhihui Jun's Lab"). Launched on August 18, 2024, it was developed by a 10-person team in under three months and features modular design, high degrees of freedom, a safe and lightweight build, and strong expandability, making it an ideal choice for human-robot interaction and light service scenarios.

Highlights

01The first company in the industry to open-source the drawings and code for a full-stack humanoid robot; on October 24, 2024 it released over 1.2 GB of complete hardware and software materials
02Drawings and code are free (0 yuan), with core joints and other parts presold at cost ("humanoid robots for everyone to build")
0329 joints across the body (R86-2 ×9, R86-3 ×6, R52 ×10, L28 ×4) plus 2 adaptive grippers, expandable to a 3-DOF head
04Open-source materials include structural drawings, BOM lists, AimRT platform components, URDF, and Sim2Sim/Sim2Real training and inference code

The numbers

Body
Height130 cm
Weight33 kg
Form factorCompact
Motion & power
LocomotionBipedal
Degrees of freedom31
DOF breakdownWaist: 3 · arms: 14 · legs: 12
Arm payload0.5 kg
Top speed3.6 km/h
Battery life2 h
ActuatorsIn-house PowerFlow joint motors: R86-3 (200 N·m peak torque), R86-2 (80 N·m peak torque), R52 (19 N·m peak torque), L28 linear actuator (110 N maximum thrust)
Speed notesMaximum walking speed 1 m/s
Battery notesAbout 2 hours of runtime (battery capacity not published on the official site)
Compute, sensing & hands
Computex86 main controller plus a domain controller unit (DCU) (EtherCAT to 3× FDCAN, 1 kHz real-time communication), with AimRT middleware
HandsOmniPicker adaptive grippers ×2 (0.43 kg, 30 N maximum grip force, 120 mm maximum stroke)

Platform & deployment

AvailabilityCommercially available

Evidence trail

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Specifications are sourced from public materials and may change. Always confirm commercial terms with the manufacturer.