AGIBOT A2 Max

Heavy-duty special-purpose humanoid for material handling and palletizing

AGIBOTAnnouncedAnnounced 2026

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AGIBOT A2 Max humanoid robot

Technical Details

Specifications

Height1.75 m / 5' 9''
Weight85 kg / 187.4 lb
Degrees of Freedom53
Locomotionbiped
Payload40 kg
Battery Type
Speed1 m/s
Rated Runtime2 h

Sensors

Cameras
Depth SensingNo
LidarNot disclosed
IMUYes
MicrophonesNot disclosed
Tactile Sensing19-DoF (12 active) industrial-grade dexterous hands

Software

Control Modeautonomous
Middleware
SDKProprietary
SDK DetailsShared AGIBOT ecosystem: GO-1 foundation model, AimRT middleware
Connectivity

Deployment

Units Shipped: 0 (not yet available)

As of Aug 2026 · AGIBOT

Company Claim

AGIBOT positions the A2 Max as capable of handling objects up to 40 kg across its full working range, distinguishing it from the service-oriented A2 Ultra and A2 Lite

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What's Actually Confirmed

The product is explicitly marked 'Coming Soon' by AGIBOT itself — no deployment, pilot, or shipping claim exists yet

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the AGIBOT A2 Max and who makes it?

AGIBOT A2 Max is a heavy-duty special-purpose humanoid for material handling and palletizing. It is manufactured by AGIBOT and was announced in 2026.

How tall is the AGIBOT A2 Max?

AGIBOT A2 Max is 1.75 m / 5' 9'' tall.

How much does the AGIBOT A2 Max weigh?

AGIBOT A2 Max weighs 85 kg / 187.4 lb.

How much can the AGIBOT A2 Max carry?

AGIBOT A2 Max can carry a payload of 40 kg.

How much does the AGIBOT A2 Max cost? Is the AGIBOT A2 Max available to buy?

AGIBOT has not published a price for the AGIBOT A2 Max — it is quoted on enquiry. Coming Soon — not yet available for purchase.

What are the main strengths of the AGIBOT A2 Max?

  • Highest payload capacity in the A2 family by a wide margin (40 kg vs. 2 kg on A2 Ultra)
  • Purpose-engineered structural strength (450 Nm arm torque, 8,800 N leg thrust)
  • Shares AGIBOT's broader AI ecosystem (GO-1, AimRT, AGIBOT World dataset) rather than requiring separate model development
  • Dexterous 19-DoF hands retained despite heavy-duty focus

What are the limitations of the AGIBOT A2 Max?

  • Not yet commercially available
  • Short runtime (~2 hours) for a heavy-industrial platform
  • No published sensor suite or compute platform detail
  • No pricing or launch date

Last updated: Aug 2026