AGIBOT A2 Ultra

AGIBOT A2 Ultra is a robot from AGIBOT. This RoboMorrow profile collects verified information that matters before purchase or deployment: price, commercial status, availability, autonomy, teleoperation and limitations.

Positioning

A full-size enterprise platform where AGIBOT emphasizes endurance, certification and movement from demonstrations to deployments.

Key specifications

169 cm, about 69 kg, 40 DOF, 6-DOF hands, 3D LiDAR, RGB-D, RGB and fisheye cameras, Wi‑Fi + 4G/5G, up to 1.2 m/s, swappable battery.

Autonomy and teleoperation

Advanced perception and autonomous mobility; the manufacturer demonstrates long-duration autonomous walking. The platform also includes a wireless controller.

RoboMorrow does not treat impressive motion as proof of task autonomy. What matters in deployment is the percentage of a defined process completed independently and the human time required for exceptions.

Price and availability

price on request. B2B/contact-sales offering. AGIBOT states CE‑MD and CE‑RED certifications for Europe; local pricing, service and Polish delivery terms require confirmation.

Hardware pricing may exclude shipping, taxes, integration, extra batteries, grippers, stations, software, training and service.

Limitations

CE certification does not automatically create a local sales/service channel in every EU country. No public price makes economic comparison difficult.

RoboMorrow assessment

A technically strong platform with rich perception. For Poland the key questions are partner support, SLA and full deployment cost.

Primary source: AGIBOT.

Certification versus real EU purchase

CE‑MD and CE‑RED are important signals, but they are not the same as a ready European sales and service network. A company considering A2 Ultra should confirm the local integrator, spare-parts availability, service response time and responsibility for site-specific risk assessment.

Autonomy and remote operation

AGIBOT demonstrates long-duration autonomous mobility, while the platform also includes a wireless controller and the broader ecosystem offers teleoperation tools. That is typical of mature deployment architecture: autonomy handles the normal process while humans retain a backup or training layer.

Most realistic use cases

AGIBOT material shows A2 Ultra in reception, guiding, events and service scenarios. These are tasks where humanoid appearance and human interaction have value in themselves, while the risk associated with heavy manipulation is lower than in many factory applications.