- Fully Modular, Disassemblable Design Joints, limbs and subsystems are built to be taken apart and reassembled, turning the robot itself into curriculum rather than a sealed black box.
- Open Motion Control and Interfaces AgiBot has opened the underlying motion control and the hardware and software interfaces, so students and researchers can modify behaviour at a level most commercial humanoids lock away.
- 29 Degrees of Freedom Twenty-nine degrees of freedom across the body give genuine bipedal humanoid dynamics to study, not a simplified teaching mock-up.
- 7-DOF Arms with 3 kg Payload Seven degrees of freedom in each arm and a 3 kg payload capacity support real dual-arm manipulation exercises.
- 130 cm Classroom Scale Compact and light enough to run safely in classrooms, teaching labs and competition arenas, and to be transported between them.
- Built on the Lingxi X2 Platform Derived from AgiBot's Lingxi X2 compact humanoid line, the series known for the world's first robot Webster flip.
Description
The AgiBot X2 Edu is a modular, education-focused humanoid robot from AgiBot (AGIBOT Innovation Shanghai Technology Co., Ltd., also known as Zhiyuan Robotics). Unveiled on 18 July 2026 at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, it joined the A3 Ultra humanoid, the G2 Max industrial robot and the OmniHand 3 Ultra-M dexterous hand in a four-product launch aimed at moving embodied AI into repeatable real-world use.
The X2 Edu extends AgiBot's Lingxi X2 series — the compact humanoid line known for the world's first robot Webster flip — into the classroom and the laboratory. Where the standard X2 emphasises interaction and the X2 Ultra targets autonomous research, the X2 Edu is built around a different principle entirely: openness. AgiBot has opened the robot's underlying motion control and its hardware and software interfaces, and adopted a fully modular design that makes the machine genuinely disassemblable, modifiable and developer-friendly — qualities most commercial humanoids deliberately lock away.
That modularity is the teaching tool. Joints, limbs and subsystems are designed to come apart and go back together, so students do not merely program a sealed machine: they open it, trace its mechanics and electronics, swap components and see the consequences of their engineering choices. Kinematics, actuation, sensing and control stop being abstract and become physical, repeatable classroom experience.
Physically, the X2 Edu stands 130 cm tall with 29 degrees of freedom across the body, 7 degrees of freedom in each arm and a 3 kg payload capacity. It is large enough to demonstrate genuine bipedal humanoid dynamics and capable dual-arm manipulation, yet compact and light enough to operate safely in classrooms, teaching labs and competition arenas — and to be moved between them.
Every unit is sourced new through established distribution channels and arrives with the full manufacturer warranty. Robotix Market ships worldwide; after-sales support is coordinated with AgiBot's service network, and no on-site installation or commissioning is included.
Features
Specs
| Brand | AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics) |
|---|---|
| Model | X2 Edu |
| Series | Lingxi X2 |
| Height | 130 cm |
| Total Degrees of Freedom | 29 |
| Arm Degrees of Freedom | 7 per arm |
| Payload Capacity | 3 kg |
| Architecture | Fully modular — designed for disassembly and reassembly |
| Interfaces | Open motion control plus open hardware and software interfaces |
| Intended Use | Schools, universities, vocational programmes, robotics teams |
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Frequently Asked Questions
It is an education-focused humanoid robot for schools, universities, vocational programmes and robotics teams. Its modular construction and open interfaces let students disassemble, modify and rebuild the machine, so kinematics, actuation, sensing and control can be taught as hands-on laboratory work rather than theory.
AgiBot has opened the X2 Edu's underlying motion control together with its hardware and software interfaces. Combined with a fully modular mechanical design, that makes the robot genuinely modifiable and developer-friendly, in contrast to commercial humanoids that keep those layers closed.
All three come from AgiBot's Lingxi X2 line, but they are built around different priorities: the standard X2 emphasises interaction, the X2 Ultra targets autonomous research, and the X2 Edu is built around openness and modularity for teaching and laboratory use.
The X2 Edu is supplied on a quotation basis, so pricing is provided on request rather than published. Institutional and multi-unit cohort requirements affect the figure, so send us the intended quantity and destination through the product page and we will confirm a delivered price and lead time.
The robot is sourced new through established distribution channels and arrives with the full manufacturer warranty. Robotix Market ships worldwide, and after-sales support is coordinated with AgiBot's service network. On-site installation, commissioning and teacher training are not included in the supply.
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