AgiBot A2-W

What it's for

All we really know about the AgiBot A2-W is what the name suggests: the “W” stands for a wheeled variant of the A2 platform, intended for industrial use. The company unveiled it in August 2024 alongside the A2, the A2-Max and the consumer models Lingxi X1 and X1-W. Beyond an electric drive and an RGB-D camera, nothing is confirmed: height, weight, degrees of freedom, payload, battery and price are all unknown. The only source that ever listed such parameters labeled itself unverified, so those figures are left out here. The conclusions can only be general. A wheeled base usually gives more stability and faster movement on a smooth floor, but limits access to stairs and uneven terrain. That is a general design rule, not a confirmed trait of this model. The natural habitat is therefore a factory with an even floor: carrying parts between workstations and tending stations along a conveyor. The same goes for a warehouse, where reach and repeatability matter more than walking. The manufacturer names manufacturing as the target industry. AgiBot's official website shows a full specification only for the A2 Ultra and the A2 Pro. The A2-W appears merely as an option in the contact form, with no data. If this model makes it onto your shortlist, you will need a datasheet from the manufacturer. Tips on how to read one are in “How to Read a Robot Datasheet”.

Who it's for

YES: R&D teams and integrators who follow AgiBot's lineup and want to know which wheeled variants will appear beside the walking ones; analysts comparing “wheels versus legs” strategies.

NO: companies looking for a ready-to-deploy solution, because too many parameters are unconfirmed; buyers in Poland, since there is no information on availability, distribution or service; budgets that need a calculation, because there is no confirmed price; and plants planning a safety assessment, which cannot be carried out without technical data under “Robot Safety Standards”.

Deployments

All that is known is that in July 2025 AgiBot completed the first industrial deployment of the platform and released the Lingqu OS operating system. For documented references in this category, see the write-ups in “Chinese Humanoid Robots” and “Humanoid Robots in Factories 2026”.

Agibot A2 Ultra is a well-described sibling from the same family: 169 cm, 69 kg, 40 DoF, a 2 kg payload and hot-swappable batteries, but no public price.

AgiBot A2 is the walking A2 with a list price of USD 54,999 (about PLN 213,200 (≈ EUR 48,770) after conversion) and 40 DoF, a reference point for the class.

Addverb Elixis-W is another wheeled humanoid, from India (183 cm, 80 kg, a claimed 15 kg payload), currently in industrial pilots.

Agility Digit walks on two legs but has concrete logistics deployments behind it; payload is about 15.9 kg.

Unitree H2 stands 180 cm, weighs 70 kg and has 31 DoF. If you need proven availability in Poland, it is the closer option.

AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics) was founded in February 2023 in Shanghai. In August 2024 it introduced five models (A2, A2-Max, A2-W, Lingxi X1 and X1-W), which is the only mention of the A2-W on the company's timeline. The company has been in series production since December 2024 (962 units by December 15) and built its thousandth unit in January 2025. In March 2025 it showed the GO-1 model, and in November 2025 an A2 humanoid covered about 106 km from Suzhou to Shanghai in three days. More about the company: AgiBot.