Zhiyuan Robotics announced today that its full product lineup will launch on Zhiyuan and JD.com on August 18, including the D1, Yuanzheng A2, OmniHand, Lingxi X2, and Jingling G1 models.

The Zhiyuan D1 Ultra features exceptional mobility capabilities, with reinforcement learning-based gait algorithms that adaptively handle complex terrains, incorporating self-balancing, anti-tipping, and interference-resistant characteristics. The robot can achieve a maximum running speed of 3.7 meters per second, climb slopes up to 30 degrees, jump forward or upward to heights of 35 centimeters, and continuously climb stairs with a height of 16 centimeters. Its high-performance motors deliver 48 newton-meters of peak torque, having passed millions of impact resistance tests for long lifespan and high reliability, requiring no zero-position calibration and ready for immediate use upon startup.

The Yuanzheng A2 humanoid robot stands 169cm tall and weighs 69kg, supporting over 40 active full-body degrees of freedom. It features 360° LiDAR combined with 6 high-definition cameras for fusion perception, enabling intelligent obstacle avoidance, and supports multi-platform control via remote controller, smartphone, and computer. The multifunctional standby station supports transportation, standby, and charging functions. It supports both battery quick-swap and charging methods for energy replenishment, adapting to various scenario requirements.

The Lingxi X2, developed by X-Lab, Zhiyuan's robotics laboratory, features 28 degrees of freedom throughout its body and weighs 33.8 kilograms. The cerebellum controller, domain controller, intelligent power management system, and core joint modules are all self-developed. According to the introduction, it is the first robot to truly possess complex interaction capabilities as an "agile robot," featuring millisecond-level interaction response and the ability to understand and perceive the world through visual comprehension.

Pricing information for the above products will be available for interested parties following the launch.