Robotic Robot Launched: Zh iyuan Releases Heavy-Load Embodied Robot精灵G2 Max

On October 26, AGIBOT launched safety-grade heavy-duty embodied robots Robot Sprit G2 Max. This product is aimed at industrial scenarios such as palletizing, material transfer, and production line feeding. It has a single-arm payload of 20kg, with dual-arm peak payload capacity reaching 50kg. Its arm repeat positioning accuracy does not exceed 0.5 millimeters, making it the first in the industry to achieve long-range, multi-task operation in heavy-duty embodied robots.

“Embodied intelligence is not just a demonstration in the lab; its value must be tested in real production lines.” Yao Maqing, co-founder, co-president, and president of the embodied business system at AGIBOT, stated during the live stream of the G2 Max release. He noted that industrial scenarios impose strict requirements on robots: they must be able to handle heavy loads, accurately place workpieces, and adapt to existing layouts in old factories, while being able to collaborate with production line equipment and upstream/downstream partners. Yao Maqing introduced that G2 Max integrates heavy-load handling, precise operations, and continuous working capabilities into one device, connecting the entire process of picking, moving, and placing through a single piece of equipment, thus adapting to various material and process requirements in industrial settings. Its 40-kilogram rated payload capacity of the dual arms can cover over 95% of the material handling needs for industrial material boxes and components on the market. Additionally, how to introduce robots without making significant modifications to existing factories is also a major challenge in industrial automation. To address this, G2 Max has made “compatibility with existing production lines” a core design goal. Its vertical working range is from 0.1 meter to 2.5 meters, with a horizontal coverage of 1.2 meters, and it is equipped with a high-precision waist pitch joint, allowing it to actively tilt its body to adjust its posture, achieving single-side palletizing. This means that pallets can be directly placed against the wall, without needing an additional 1.5-meter space behind for maneuvering. Meanwhile, the robot can perform low-level picking and high-level palletizing without requiring additional lifting equipment or auxiliary tools. This spatial adaptability has already been applied in leading e-commerce warehouse scenarios. G2 Max can interface with existing automated storage systems, collaborating with other robots to complete full-box unloading and loading, and empty container palletizing and recovery, without requiring significant changes to the original warehouse layout. According to the introduction, its overall operation success rate exceeds 99%, with the ability to complete 80 boxes of unloading and 75 boxes of palletizing per hour.

In addition, G2 Max is natively compatible with Genie Studio 2.0 embodied operation platform. With this platform, customers can complete task orchestration, simulation verification, and cluster operations and maintenance, achieving on-site adaptation within days, thus shortening the project deployment cycle.

It is reported that G2 Max has already been put into operation on multiple production lines. AGIBOT stated that it will continue to advance the iteration of heavy-duty embodied robots and scale up the replication, further expanding its application in industrial manufacturing and warehousing logistics scenarios.

Original Title: Robot that can build robots goes online! AGIBOT releases heavy-duty embodied robot sprite G2 Max

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