AGIBOT and JD Logistics unveil a 50 kg humanoid for warehouse operations
CyberRobooo · x · 2026-07-27
- AGIBOT and JD Logistics unveiled the G2 Max, a heavy-payload humanoid robot meant for deployment in JD’s smart “Wolf” warehouses.
- The robot has a 50 kg dual-arm peak payload and is aimed at inbound operations such as unpacking and palletizing, while integrating with JD’s broader warehouse automation stack.
- JD says the system will work with its in-house “Super Brain” model 2.0 and the full Wolf robot fleet to cover storage, picking, moving, transport, and delivery, with the stated goal of end-to-end unmanned logistics.
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