An official price has never been set. CEO Lei Jun estimated $90,000–$100,000 if mass‑produced, and later third‑party analyses place the range at $89,000–$104,000 (est.). It is not available for purchase today.
It can walk at 3.6 km/h, run at 7.2 km/h, gesture with 21 degrees of freedom, and converse while recognizing 45 human emotion states and 85 environmental sounds in real time.
No. The CyberOne is a research prototype and technology demonstrator. Xiaomi has not sold any units nor announced a retail release.
Optimus targets industrial tasks and large‑scale production at a promised sub‑$20,000 price, while CyberOne focuses on emotional AI and interaction. Optimus is in pre‑order; CyberOne remains strictly R&D with no sales channel.
Height: 177 cm, weight: 52 kg, DOF: 21, max speed: 7.2 km/h, battery: ~3 hours active use (est.), payload: 1.5 kg standing (arm payload unspecified).
Xiaomi Corporation, founded in 2010 and based in Beijing, China, designs and builds the CyberOne as part of its robotics division.
There is no official figure. Third‑party estimates suggest ~2–3 hours of active walking and processing, and ~4–5 hours in standby. Charging method and time are not publicly disclosed.
No industry has deployed it commercially. Potential R&D applications include emotion‑aware AI research, corporate tech showcases, and assistive companion prototyping.
Its published standing payload is only 1.5 kg, and there is no arm‑specific payload rating. It is not designed for heavy lifting or manipulation tasks.
The robot can run at 7.2 km/h and walk at 3.6 km/h, according to spec sheets released after its 2022 unveiling.
