AGIBOT A2-Max (远征 A2 Max)

Where the standard AgiBot A2 stops, the A2-Max begins: AgiBot built this variant of its Yuanzheng line for handling objects up to 40 kg, which makes it the strongest bipedal humanoid the company lists. The robot is 175 cm tall and weighs 85 kg.

The product page gives 67 degrees of freedom in one place and 53 in another, the lower number presumably counting only driven axes; buyers should clarify this with the maker. The five-finger industrial hands have 19 degrees of freedom each, twelve of them active.

Power comes from electric dual-arm joint modules rated up to 450 Nm and from linear actuators in the thighs that deliver 8,800 N. Walking speed is 1 m/s and one charge lasts about two hours, with battery swapping supported so the machine need not wait at a charger. AgiBot names heavy handling and logistics as the intended work.

No sensor suite, on-board computer or software stack has been published for this model. Because the product page still marks it as coming soon, the catalogue lists the A2-Max as a prototype, and pricing is on request. For lighter service tasks the same maker sells the AGIBOT A3 Ultra.