AgiBot Lingxi X2

What it's for

AgiBot Lingxi X2 is a compact humanoid, 130 cm tall and weighing 35 kg, about the size of a school-age child. That size is what sets it apart in the AgiBot range. In March 2025 the company showed it riding a bicycle and a skateboard, which turned it into a small internet star. It suits demonstrations and education best, and the target groups on our list are consumers, education and logistics. Be careful with the payload, though. The standard variant has 25 degrees of freedom; sources disagree, and the manufacturer states neither 28 nor 31. This robot is not suited to a factory. The AI layer is a multimodal model called SiliconLight-Language, and the listed sensors include facial-expression recognition. Educational uses are covered in “Educational Robots for Schools and Universities”, event shows in “Renting a Humanoid Robot for an Event”, and the relevant categories are events, schools and retail. For an explanation of the parameters, see “Degrees of Freedom (DOF) in Humanoid Robots”.

Who it's for

Makes sense for: schools, universities and robotics clubs that want a humanoid for teaching and inspiration; event agencies and shops looking for an eye-catching display piece; collectors and enthusiasts who want a compact humanoid from a recognizable brand.

Less suited to: companies that need a robot to carry loads, since 1 kg across the full reach is very little; customers in Poland who expect local service, because no supplier in Poland has been confirmed; and anyone who wants a fixed price. The CNY 100,000–400,000 range means large differences depending on the variant, and we do not know which configuration matches which price. If you are considering a purchase for a school, first talk to the supplier about service and about which configuration the educational version ships in.

Deployments

Worldwide, the available data mainly confirm production scale and demonstrations: the bicycle, the skateboard, public shows. We have no names of end customers. The claim of 5,000 units delivered refers to shipments, not to specific applications. Among humanoids available in Poland you will find Unitree models, including Unitree R1 and Unitree G1. A comparison of them is in “Unitree H1, G1, R1 and H2”. To see how humanoids are entering education in Poland, read “Educational Robots for Schools and Universities”; for events, “Renting a Humanoid Robot for an Event” is useful. It is worth watching whether, by the end of 2026, the first institutions and companies to use the X2 at scale get named.

Unitree R1 at USD 4,900 (about PLN 18,993 (≈ EUR 4,340)) is several times cheaper, stands 123 cm tall, has 26 degrees of freedom and is available in Poland. For education it is the most sensible pricing choice today.

Unitree G1 at USD 13,500 (about PLN 52,329 (≈ EUR 11,970)) is 132 cm tall, weighs 35 kg and has a similar 2 kg payload. Next to the X2's lower price range, it is the natural rival.

EngineAI PM01 at around USD 12,000 (140 cm, 24 degrees of freedom) also targets education and research.

Noetix Bumi at around USD 1,402 (94 cm, 12 kg) is a toy-like humanoid for schools on a tight budget, with no industrial ambitions. If you want to experiment with code, choose a model with an open SDK; for how to judge that, see “How to Read a Robot Datasheet”. Each of these options has different strengths, so match the choice to whether you need a show, teaching or coding experiments.

The Lingxi X2 descends from the Lingxi line (the X1 and X1-W were shown in August 2024). March 2025: presentation of the X2, a compact humanoid able to ride a bike and a skateboard. November 2025: the model goes on sale, although our catalog gives December 2025 as the start of sales. December 8, 2025: according to a report by the outlet AIbase, the 5,000th unit was delivered, and the manufacturer plans shipments in the thousands by the end of 2026. That scale is unusual for this segment, but it rests on a single source, so treat it with caution. Company: AgiBot. The model is young, so its history is still being written, and later generations should firm up the specification.