AgiBot.
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A2
deploy nowBuy if you operate 500+ seat venues, shopping malls, or exhibition chains in China needing 24/7 bilingual guidance. Skip if your labor cost is under $5/hour or you require outdoor terrain navigation beyond sealed facilities.
$700,000 – $1,330,000Robofy reviewA2 Lite
deploy nowBuy if your venue (hotel, trade show, museum) needs synchronized multi-robot performances and can absorb $44.5k per unit. Skip if you need outdoor operation, multi-floor navigation, or heavy manipulation—upgrade to A2 Ultra instead.
$44,560Robofy reviewA2 ultra
deploy nowBuy if you operate shopping centers, hotel chains, or exhibition venues needing 24/7 unmanned reception across 100,000+ sq m. Skip if $100K–$190K price tag strains capex or service-only designs don't mesh with heavy industrial tasks.
$100,000 – $190,000Robofy reviewD1
deploy nowBuy if your security routes include stairs, slopes, or uneven outdoor terrain where wheeled robots fail. Skip if you need indoor-only operation or humanoid dexterity; a D1 is a mobile camera, not a handler.
$7,680 – $10,700Robofy reviewRaise A1
pilot readyBuy for automotive or 3C manufacturing plants targeting 24/7 assembly or high-throughput kitting. Skip if you lack production-scale workflows or need true multi-floor autonomy today—Raise-A1 is a factory-floor specialist, not a facility-wide solution.
$50,000 – $100,000Robofy reviewG1
pilot readyBuy if your facility can afford enterprise SLA pricing and operates assembly lines or logistics requiring sub-millimeter precision and real-time AI. Skip if you need public US distribution, predictable TCO, or deployments outside tightly controlled indoor spaces. G1 is best positioned for R&D factories, not yet ready for scale-out in ad-hoc environments.
$21,600Robofy review