Head to head
PNDbotics Adam vs AgiBot A2: what does each actually do?
Both are full-size humanoids sold to businesses and labs. This page sets what each maker says the robot is for beside what its most-covered public run actually showed.
This page checks
- Stated jobWhat each maker's own page says it is for
- The public runWhether the famous demo ran on its own
- Size and powerHeight, weight, runtime, joints
- PriceWhether a list price is published
PNDbotics
Where to buy
Adam is a family of models; no maker price or store found
AgiBot
Where to buy
Maker page lists a sales email only; no price or store
Full specifications12 figures on record · 4 differ
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Adam
A2What each one does
Stated job against the evidence
Adam's most-covered demo, a keytar set at a music festival, was pre-programmed and watched live by its makers. The A2's 66 mi walk was confirmed by a records body, with swapped batteries and autonomous navigation to set points. Neither maker prints a price.
Research and testing
Wiki lists scientific research, industrial automation testing, medical assistance and service robotics. It does not name one task.
PNDbotics wikiReception and guiding
Page lists marketing and customer service, exhibitions, supermarket guidance, front desk reception and business inquiries.
AgiBot product pageKeytar set
Played at a music festival. Hands-on coverage calls it pre-programmed and monitored live by a support team.
Hands-on report66mi walked
66 mi (106 km) in three days, confirmed by a records body. Hot-swapped batteries; it moved on its own to set points.
News report, Nov 202525–43by model
Lite 25, Standard 29, SP 41, Pro 43. Which model any demo used is often unstated.
PNDbotics wiki40DoF
Page prints "40 + Active DoF".
AgiBot product page65.7in
Wiki lists 1.67 m (65.7 in) for all Adam models.
PNDbotics wiki66.5in
Page lists 66.5 in (169 cm).
AgiBot product page132–139lb
Wiki lists 132 lb (60 kg, Lite) to 139 lb (63 kg, Pro).
PNDbotics wiki152lb
Page lists 152 lb (69 kg).
AgiBot product pageNot found
Wiki lists a 1,172 Wh battery but no runtime.
Searched maker site and wiki2hours
Page lists a 700 Wh battery and says it supports battery swapping.
AgiBot product pageNot found
No price on the maker pages opened. Resellers list several tiers; none was checked against the maker.
Searched maker site and wikiNot found
Page gives a sales email and no price.
Searched maker product pageSame on both: two-legged, full-size humanoids that the makers sell to businesses and labs, with no household task named on either maker’s page.
Everything else
Where they land among 69 humanoid robots
Only the measures on which these two differ. The bar is the whole category; the block is the typical middle half; the tick is the median.
Sources
Where every figure comes from
- PNDbotics Adam · wiki.pndbotics.com humanoid robot and operations pages; New Atlas hands-on report on the keytar performance
- AgiBot A2 · agibot.com A2 product page; heise online report on the 106 km walk, Nov 2025
Specifications were read from each maker's own pages on 2 Oct 2026. The two public runs come from news and hands-on reports, because the makers' pages do not describe how they were controlled.
Questions
What readers ask
Was the Adam keytar performance autonomous?
No. Hands-on coverage describes the set as pre-programmed and monitored live by a support team at the festival. No source opened shows how the separate archery demo was controlled.
How far has the AgiBot A2 walked?
66 mi (106 km) in three days, from Suzhou to Shanghai, confirmed by a records body. Batteries were hot-swapped during the walk, and the robot navigated to set points on its own.
Can either robot be bought as a consumer product?
Neither maker page opened shows a consumer store or a price. The AgiBot page gives a sales email. PNDbotics sells several Adam models, so a quote depends on which one.
Common questions