A robot that is 88 centimeters tall can fold up to fit in a backpack, selling for 19,999 yuan.
At the press conference on the afternoon of September 20, Yiyuan Robotics launched two models at once. The Yiyuan Q1 Standard Edition costs 19,999 yuan, while the Explorer Edition is 26,999 yuan. The Yiyuan T1 is priced at 19,999 yuan, and the T1 Pro at 29,999 yuan. Starting October 1, shipments will begin in batches according to orders. It can be purchased via the official mini program and authorized e-commerce channels.
The Q1 has a height of 88 centimeters. Its body can fold and be stored in a backpack, and even its exterior structural components can be customized. The T1 can switch between two configurations: a wheeled-leg humanoid form and a four-legged form. Both models connect to Tencent Cloud’s WorkBuddy and are designed for home scenarios.
The press conference invited Huang Xiaoming and Hu Jun as product experience officers. The two shared their impressions of using the devices on-site. Yiyuan is a consumer-grade embodied intelligence brand under Shangwei New Materials.
There’s something particular about the height of 88 centimeters. It doesn’t need the home to be modified for it—the items in the house remain as they are. It simply finds its own place to stand. Fold it up and pack it into a backpack, and you effectively turn the robot from a piece of living-room furniture into something you can take out with you.
Buying a walking robot for 20,000 yuan is the same price as buying a phone that could go online back then. The difference is that the phone eventually really entered every household, while the robot is still lingering at the doorstep—first it needs to see whether there’s a place for it at home. The figure of 20,000 yuan is closer to the threshold than any technical specification.
The thing children want most is something adults will only be willing to buy once the price comes down a bit more.
#人形机器人 #Yiyuan
At the press conference on the afternoon of September 20, Yiyuan Robotics launched two models at once. The Yiyuan Q1 Standard Edition costs 19,999 yuan, while the Explorer Edition is 26,999 yuan. The Yiyuan T1 is priced at 19,999 yuan, and the T1 Pro at 29,999 yuan. Starting October 1, shipments will begin in batches according to orders. It can be purchased via the official mini program and authorized e-commerce channels.
The Q1 has a height of 88 centimeters. Its body can fold and be stored in a backpack, and even its exterior structural components can be customized. The T1 can switch between two configurations: a wheeled-leg humanoid form and a four-legged form. Both models connect to Tencent Cloud’s WorkBuddy and are designed for home scenarios.
The press conference invited Huang Xiaoming and Hu Jun as product experience officers. The two shared their impressions of using the devices on-site. Yiyuan is a consumer-grade embodied intelligence brand under Shangwei New Materials.
There’s something particular about the height of 88 centimeters. It doesn’t need the home to be modified for it—the items in the house remain as they are. It simply finds its own place to stand. Fold it up and pack it into a backpack, and you effectively turn the robot from a piece of living-room furniture into something you can take out with you.
Buying a walking robot for 20,000 yuan is the same price as buying a phone that could go online back then. The difference is that the phone eventually really entered every household, while the robot is still lingering at the doorstep—first it needs to see whether there’s a place for it at home. The figure of 20,000 yuan is closer to the threshold than any technical specification.
The thing children want most is something adults will only be willing to buy once the price comes down a bit more.
#人形机器人 #Yiyuan
