Machine tending
Loading, unloading and checking machine cycles where the station and handoff are clearly defined.
AGIBOT G2 · INDUSTRIAL HUMANOID
AGIBOT G2 for UK manufacturing.
A force-controlled industrial humanoid platform for bounded production tasks — supplied, integrated and supported across the UK by HRS.
Pricing is configuration-dependent. We scope the task, platform, end-effectors, software and support before preparing a UK quotation.
PLATFORM FIT
Built for work that changes.
G2 is intended for industrial environments where the task is repetitive enough to measure but variable enough that fixed automation is difficult to justify. Its human-scale manipulation, mobile base and force control make it a candidate for line-side work, handling and machine-adjacent tasks.
HRS starts with the job rather than the robot: cycle time, payload, reach, floor plan, safety envelope and operator workflow determine whether G2 is a sensible fit.
A good first trial is bounded and measurable.
Define one task, agree the success criteria, trial it on representative work and only then decide whether to scale.
SPECIFICATION SUMMARY
The numbers that matter first.
A concise starting point for task assessment. Final specifications depend on the supplied configuration and should be confirmed before quotation.
- Body degrees of freedom
- 26 DOF
- Arm payload
- 5 kg per arm
- Dual-arm lift
- 10 kg
- Force-control precision
- ±0.5 N
- Top speed
- 1.5 m/s
- Mobility
- Omnidirectional base
- Battery system
- Hot-swap batteries
- Runtime
- Up to 4 hours per swap
- Protection rating
- IP42
- Primary compute
- NVIDIA Jetson T5000
Technical values reflect the current HRS G2 dossier. End-effectors, software, payload posture, environment and operating conditions can change the practical result.
CANDIDATE TASKS
Where G2 may earn its place.
Handling and kitting
Moving parts, totes or kits between known points, with payload and cycle-time limits that can be measured.
Line-side support
Replenishment, inspection support and repeatable movement around a brownfield production floor.
These are candidate applications, not a promise that every task is suitable. A trial should confirm reach, safety, gripper choice, cycle time, reliability and operator acceptance.
HRS INTEGRATION
The platform is only the start.
HRS helps UK teams move from a promising robot to a defined production trial: understand the task, configure the platform, assess the site, integrate the necessary tooling and train the people who will operate it.
That can include G2 configuration, end-effector selection, teleoperation, safety planning, deployment support and ongoing maintenance. The exact scope is agreed around the job, not assumed from the model name.
G2 FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is the AGIBOT G2 used for?
G2 is the industrial humanoid platform in the HRS range. It is suited to evaluating bounded production tasks such as handling, kitting, machine tending and line-side movement where force control, reach and flexible mobility matter.
How much can the AGIBOT G2 carry?
The current HRS technical dossier lists 5 kg payload per arm and a 10 kg dual-arm lift. The usable payload depends on the end-effector, posture, task speed and final configuration, so it should be confirmed during task assessment.
How much does the AGIBOT G2 cost in the UK?
HRS does not publish a fixed UK price because the quotation depends on the platform configuration, end-effectors, software, integration, training and support. Request a task-specific quotation from HRS.
How does G2 compare with AGIBOT X2?
G2 is the industrial platform for production tasks; X2 is the smaller bipedal platform for interaction, demonstrations and development. Compare both platforms on the HRS robots page before choosing a trial route.
NEXT STEP
Test G2 against the real job.
Send us the task, payload, cycle time and floor constraints. We’ll help decide whether G2 is the right platform and scope the next step.