The robot walks to a swap station, removes the depleted pack from its own back and inserts a fresh one in about three minutes, remaining powered throughout
Runtime
Not published. Widely quoted “2 h walking / 4 h standing” figures have no official source and may derive from the Walker C
Sensing & computing
Vision
Pure RGB binocular stereo — no lidar in the head (official)
AI stack
Marketed under UBTECH’s “BrainNet 2.0” architecture; the detailed stack is not publicly specified
Walking speed
Not officially disclosed
Commercial
List price
None published
Filings-derived proxy
About ¥760,000 (roughly US$106,000) of products-and-services revenue per unit sold in 2025 — an average, not a price
2025 orders
Approximately ¥1.4bn (about $200m) cumulative, including a ¥264m border-security contract
Availability
Enterprise sales
How it compares
UBTECH Walker S2
Tesla Optimus
AgiBot A2
Height
1.76 m
1.73 m (Gen 2)
169 cm
Degrees of freedom
52
28+ body (Gen 2)
40+ active
Battery handling
Robot swaps its own pack
Not demonstrated
Swappable, changed by a person
Status (Aug 2026)
Shipping in volume
Pre-production
A2 Lite on sale
Public price
None
None
A2 Lite US$44,560
Specification Sources
RoboZaps — UBTech Walker S2 price and specs — primary source for the 52 DoF figure from the FY2025 annual report, the 15 kg payload, the battery-swap description, and for identifying which circulating figures are unverified
UBTECH Robotics — manufacturer material for height and the BrainNet 2.0 designation
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