AGIBOT Expedition A3 vs Apptronik Apollo 2
Compare AGIBOT Expedition A3 (Agibot) and Apptronik Apollo 2 (Apptronik) side by side: degrees of freedom, weight, payload, battery life, actuators, and status.
| Spec | AGIBOT Expedition A3 | Apptronik Apollo 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Agibot | Apptronik |
| Category | Humanoid | Humanoid |
| Country | China | United States |
| Degrees of freedom | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Weight (kg) | 55 | Not disclosed |
| Battery life (h) | 10 | Not disclosed |
| Payload | ||
| Max speed | ||
| Actuators | High-Power-Density Modular Actuators | Apptronik patented actuators |
| Primary sensor | 3D LiDAR + RGB-D + IMU + UWB | |
| Function | Social interaction | Material handling |
| Released | 2026 | 2026 |
| Status | Active | Testing |
Verdict
Neither platform leads on the weighted specifications; the choice comes down to which dimensions matter for the job.
Left out because at least one manufacturer does not publish a figure: price, degrees of freedom, payload, max speed and battery life.
AGIBOT Expedition A3
Agibot's flagship performance humanoid with viral kung-fu and aerial kick demonstrations. 10-hour battery endurance with 10-second hot-swap, UWB synchronization for 100-robot coordinated performances. Priced at ~$45K for retail, education, and events.
Apptronik Apollo 2
Apptronik's next-generation humanoid, offered in a bipedal configuration or on a wheeled base, with swappable batteries and an expressive LED mouth. Apptronik's page names Google DeepMind and Gemini Robotics as AI partners and publishes no specification table or price.