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Xiaomi's flagship humanoid robot showcasing the company's AI and robotics expertise. CyberOne features the Mi-Sense depth vision module for 3D space perception and an AI interaction algorithm capable of recognising 45 human emotions. Currently a technology demonstrator not available for commercial sale.
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175 cm
Xiaomi CyberOne
177 cm · 52 kg
Xiaomi CyberOne is 2 cm taller than average human
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4.7
3 reviews
Lab Manager · 2026-01-15
Exceeded expectations for our research lab. Setup was straightforward and support was excellent.
VP Operations · 2025-12-20
Good performance for the price point. Battery life could be better but overall very capable.
CTO · 2025-11-10
This robot has transformed our pilot program. The AI capabilities are genuinely impressive.
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