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AGIBOT A2 Ultra

A full-size humanoid for customised dialogue, visitor reception and guided service applications.

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Availability and configuration are agreed individually.

169 cmheight
69 kgmanufacturer-stated weight
40active degrees of freedom (DoF)
14.4 Ahbattery
MEET THE PLATFORM

A closer look at AGIBOT A2 Ultra.

AGIBOT A2 Ultra — A full-size humanoid, 169 cm tall.

A full-size humanoid, 169 cm tall.

A2 robots can make a striking appearance at corporate demonstrations and events. Lite is primarily designed for movement demonstrations, while Ultra supports interactive applications with a broader sensor suite.

Custom content and interaction.

Ultra’s cameras and LiDAR sensor provide detailed information about its surroundings. Developing the company knowledge base, robot character and visitor dialogue is a separate development task.

AGIBOT A2 Ultra receiving visitors at a reception desk — application illustration

Plan the power supply.

The 14.4 Ah battery can be charged and replaced. Plan stationary interaction and walking separately when estimating operating time, as their energy requirements differ significantly.

AGIBOT A2 Ultra — Plan the power supply.

The hardware, explained.

Front view

  1. Interactive display

    The head display provides visual feedback during interaction.

  2. Speaker

    Integrated audio output for speech and sound feedback.

  3. Head RGB-D camera

    Captures colour images and depth information.

  4. Chest fisheye camera

    A wide-angle camera in the upper chest.

  5. LiDAR

    Laser ranging supports environmental perception.

  6. Microphone

    Captures speech and surrounding sounds.

  7. Waist RGB-D camera

    Provides an additional colour-and-depth view in front of the robot.

  8. Dexterous hands

    Articulated fingers for gestures and manipulation.

Rear view

  1. Two-axis neck

    Head rotation and pitch joints orient the head.

  2. Suspension point

    An upper attachment point for supporting and handling the robot.

  3. Rear battery pack

    The replaceable battery is mounted on the back.

  4. Seating support

    The support bracket below the waist assists seated positioning.

  5. Hip joints

    Three hip axes position each leg.

  6. Knee joint

    Knee pitch enables leg flexion and extension.

  7. Ankle and foot

    Ankle pitch and roll position the foot against the ground.

Equipment overview

Movement and mechanics

Active degrees of freedom
40
Neck degrees of freedom
2

Sensing and control

3D LiDAR
Equipped
RGB-D camera
Equipped
RGB camera
Equipped

Power and operation

Battery capacity
14.4 Ah
Power supply
Fast charging and replaceable battery
Charging time
approx. 2 hours
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See it in action.

AGIBOT A2 Ultra – manufacturer demonstration · YouTube ↗
COMPLETE DATA SHEET

Technical specifications.

Manufacturer specifications and measurement conditions, organised by topic.

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Dimensions and degrees of freedom (DoF)

Dimensions (H × W × D)
169 × 75 × 30 cm
Height
169 cm
Weight
approx. 69 kg
Active degrees of freedom
40
Neck degrees of freedom
2
Degrees of freedom per arm
7
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Degrees of freedom per leg
6
Degrees of freedom per hand
6, dexterous hand

Sensing and interaction

3D LiDAR
Equipped
RGB-D camera
Equipped
RGB camera
Equipped
Fisheye camera
Equipped
Interactive display
Face display with facial expressions
Microphone
Microphone array
Speaker
Equipped
Indicator light
Equipped

Motion and performance

Peak knee joint torque
270 Nm
Maximum speed
1.2 m/s
Maximum arm payload
approx. 2 kg/arm

Battery and charging

Battery capacity
14.4 Ah
Runtime while standing
approx. 3 hours
Runtime while walking
approx. 1.5 hours or more, depending on use
Power supply
Fast charging and replaceable battery
Charging time
approx. 2 hours
Charger input
110–220 V; delivered EU mains version to be confirmed
Charger output
54.6 V / 8 A

Computing, communication and software

Base computing unit
16-core high-performance CPU
High-performance computing module
NVIDIA Jetson Orin 64G
Communication
Wi-Fi, 4G/5G; depending on version
Handheld remote controller
Supported
OTA updates
Supported
Dance and motion sequence development
Supported
Group control software
Supported

Actual performance depends on the environment, load, software and configuration. Maximum values may reflect different test conditions and may not be achievable simultaneously.

DELIVERY & EQUIPMENT

Package contents and options.

Package contents

  • Robot unit
  • Battery and battery charger
  • Accessory charger and clip-on microphone
  • Wireless emergency stop and handheld controller
  • Shipping packaging according to the manufacturer’s list

To be agreed in the quotation

  • Motion library, group control and optional VR equipment.
  • Ultra: company knowledge base, interaction and navigation project.
  • Spare battery, deployment, training and support.

The confirmed quotation itemises the equipment and licences included in the delivery. Illustrations may show optional accessories.

IN PRACTICE

Applications.

Software, accessories and deployment requirements are agreed for the selected application.

Showroom presentations · AGIBOT A2 Ultra

Showroom presentations

Present company exhibits and products with prepared explanations and visitor interaction.

Reception and customer service · AGIBOT A2 Ultra

Reception and customer service

Welcome guests, answer prepared questions and provide information specific to the venue.

Cultural and commercial performances · AGIBOT A2 Ultra

Cultural and commercial performances

Integrate choreography and planned robot demonstrations into the event programme.

Brand representation · AGIBOT A2 Ultra

Brand representation

Support launches, corporate events and promotions with a brand-specific appearance and prepared content.

BEFORE CHOOSING YOUR CONFIGURATION

Frequently asked questions.

What applications suit A2 Ultra?

Typical uses include showroom presentations, visitor interaction, performances and brand appearances.

Can I create custom movements?

The optional VR teleoperation kit can record movements; additional skills are offered through the skill shop.

How are multiple robots coordinated?

Group-control software schedules each robot’s path and skills on a shared timeline.

What environment does it require?

Choose level, stable ground and avoid humidity, extreme temperatures, steep slopes and large changes in floor height.

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