PrimeBOT ships 10,000th personal humanoid, doubling output in 14 days
CyberRobooo · x · 2026-11-08
PrimeBOT, a joint venture between AgiBOT and Shangwei New Materials, has quietly rolled its 10,000th personal humanoid robot off the line — doubling from 5,000 units in just 14 days, with daily capacity now around 240 units. The production video shows the full process from core components to automated assembly and QA, realizing its "robots building robots" vision. The Q1 is a 0.8m, backpack-foldable, fully open-source humanoid for students, geeks and home education, customizable down to personality and 3D-printed casings; the T1 switches between wheeled humanoid and quadruped forms. Pricing is unannounced but expected to be far below most humanoids.
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