World’s smallest humanoid robot designed to learn, evolve with users

Chinese robotics company PrimeBot, a subsidiary of AgiBot, has launched the Prime series—world’s smallest humanoid robots designed for personal ownership and long-term interaction. The two models introduced, Prime Q1 and Prime T1, emphasize adaptability, emotional responsiveness, and co-creation with users rather than fixed industrial tasks. Prime Q1 is a compact, force-controlled full-body humanoid robot aimed at developers and educators, featuring modular components and customizable shells to evolve its form and personality. Prime T1 is a consumer-grade transformable robot that can switch between a wheeled humanoid and a bionic quadruped, designed for versatile indoor and outdoor navigation. PrimeBot’s approach diverges from traditional humanoid robots by focusing on embodied intelligence—robots that learn and adapt through physical interaction and ongoing user engagement. Built on an open platform, the Prime robots invite collaborative development in aesthetics, interaction, and functionality, making robotics ownership an active, creative process. This launch coincides with technological advances in