PrimeBOT

PrimeBOT, a consumer-focused brand associated with AgiBot, develops personal humanoid and transformable robots intended for individual ownership, companionship, education, and everyday interaction rather than pure industrial roles. Its standout models include the Prime Q1, marketed as one of the world's smallest full-body force-controlled humanoids (around 80cm tall and lightweight enough for backpack portability), and the Qiyuan T1 (or Prime T1), a transformable robot that autonomously switches between quadruped and wheel-foot humanoid configurations.

The Q1 emphasizes expressive full-body motion (including complex poses and martial-arts-style movements), force control at the joints for dynamic response, emotional interaction via an onboard computing engine, and open co-creation features such as customizable 3D-printed shells, modular aesthetics, and behavioral programming so the robot can learn and evolve with its owner. Uses center on family companionship, education, developer experimentation, and research into embodied AI. The T1 uses a unified cross-morph architecture sharing hardware and software across modes: outdoors it adopts a stable quadruped form for uneven terrain (grass, gravel, slopes, stairs) suited to following, accompaniment, and light load-carrying; indoors it switches to a quiet wheeled humanoid stance with near-zero turning radius for navigating homes and narrow spaces, supporting gestures like hand-holding plus AI communication via cameras, angled screens, and microphone arrays.

PrimeBOT positions these as adaptive, co-creatable personal robots that grow through ongoing user interaction, with deployments and showcases aimed at homes, education, and personal assistance. Features prioritize accessibility, emotional responsiveness, and seamless mode transitions without interrupting tasks, expanding personal robotics beyond fixed industrial or service applications.