Agibot A2 Ultra Review (3★)

Agibot · Humanoid

Editorial

A2 Ultra is chasing the “humanoid greeter” job Pepper popularized, with modern walking endurance marketing. The Guinness walk is a clever trust signal; the business case for a six-figure lobby robot still needs hard utilization math. Good as a showpiece and pilot for venues that already staff greeters. Weak as a warehouse substitute — and Agibot should keep saying that out loud.

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Published 2026-07-10

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Agibot A2 Ultra specifications

Degrees of freedom40
Weight69 kg
Battery life2 h
Payload10 kg
Max speed1.5 m/s
ActuatorsForce-Adaptive Servo Actuators
Primary sensor3D LiDAR + RGB-D Camera + IMU
FunctionSocial interaction
Released2025
MaturityProduction
StatusActive
Indicative price$100,000–$190,000

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