AgiBot (Zhiyuan) Yuanzheng A2 Max

AgiBot (Zhiyuan) · China

Yuanzheng A2 Max

The AgiBot A2 Max (Yuanzheng A2 Max) is a full-size heavy-duty bipedal humanoid from Shanghai-based AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics), purpose-built for industrial material handling and palletizing. It handles loads up to 40 kg using dual 7-DoF arms with 450 Nm peak torque and 19-DoF dexterous hands.

€100k+Pre-orderPre-order in EU
Logistics
Industry

Quick facts

Brand / model
AgiBot (Zhiyuan) Yuanzheng A2 Max
Price band
€100k+
EU stock status
pre order
Lead time
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Height
175 cm
Weight
85 kg
DoF
67
Payload
40 kg
Verified
2026-07-21
Use cases
Logistics, Industry
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Specifications

Price (approx.)€100k+
Height (cm)175
Weight (kg)85
Degrees of freedom67
Payload (kg)40
Battery runtime (min)
Compute
Sensors
Software / SDK
LocomotionBipedal
Dexterous hands Yes
ROS 2 No
EU availabilityPre-order

Specifications compiled from public manufacturer sources and may vary by configuration. Confirm exact specs via quote.

Verified on 2026-07-21 · Sources: agibot.com

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Use cases

AgiBot (Zhiyuan) Yuanzheng A2 Max is most commonly evaluated for logistics, industry. It suits teams that need a full-size bipedal platform with .

Brand background

Country of origin: China. This is a neutral summary based on publicly available information.

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