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AGIBOT Lingxi X2 Robot Jumps Through Flaming Hoop

2026-09-09 Category: Briefs Comments(0)

AGIBOT released its AGILE2.0 integrated perception‑control model and showcased its core achievement through a creative short film, Acrobat BOT – the Lingxi X2 robot performing high‑difficulty maneuvers including jumping through a flaming hoop. This marks a significant breakthrough in the integration of visual perception and motion control for humanoid robots.

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