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T800 Pro
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T800 Pro
EngineAIThe EngineAI T800 Pro is a full-scale, high-efficiency universal humanoid robot developed by EngineAI (Shenzhen), unveiled at CES 2026 in January 2026. The company has secured approximately 1 billion yuan in funding from investors including Huangpu River Capital, Huirong Fund, and TH Capital, and has begun delivering the first production batch. All available information derives from vendor press releases and company-affiliated news sources; no independent teardowns, third-party reviews, or user field reports are present in the evidence base. Autonomy claims are therefore based solely on vendor marketing language and cannot be independently verified.
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Specification
- degrees of freedom
- 29 DoF in body; 7 DoF per hand; 43 DoF total
- payload
- Up to 5 kg (11 lb) per hand
- battery
- Modular solid-state lithium battery
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Evidence-graded claims from the EngineAI deep report
EngineAI's research demonstrates a universal locomotion policy that generalizes zero-shot across 12 simulated and 7 real-world humanoid robots.
Independent arXiv paper [21] (peer-reviewed preprint) documents the cross-humanoid locomotion policy with zero-shot transfer results across the stated number of simulated and real-world platforms, though real-world task complexity tested remains limited to locomotion only.
from EngineAI deep report →The PM01 humanoid robot is available globally for commercial and educational use at a promotional price of approximately $12,000 USD, with sales beginning December 24, 2024.
The Robot Report [3] (independent trade press) confirms the December 24, 2024 global launch and the 88,000 RMB (~$12,000 USD) promotional price, corroborated by a YouTube review [5]; however, actual customer deployment outcomes and volume sold remain unverified.
from EngineAI deep report →EngineAI's research demonstrates jumping capability of 1.1 m long jump and 0.5 m vertical/box jump on a humanoid robot platform.
Independent arXiv paper [20] documents the variable reduction ratio knee joint design enabling these specific jumping metrics on a physical robot, though the paper is a preprint and the results have not been replicated by an external lab.
from EngineAI deep report →
Duolun Technology has agreed to purchase over 2,000 EngineAI humanoid robots over three years for deployment in public security, traffic management, and retail.
Gasgoo Autonews [13] reports the partnership and purchase commitment, but this is a single trade-press source with no independent verification of contract terms, delivery schedules, or actual robots deployed to date.
from EngineAI deep report →The T800's promotional demo footage was authentic and not computer-generated imagery (CGI).
EngineAI released behind-the-scenes footage [22] as a rebuttal to CGI accusations, but this is self-produced company content and no independent technical forensic analysis or third-party journalist verification of the footage's authenticity has been documented in the dossier.
from EngineAI deep report →
EngineAI's humanoid robots exhibit natural, human-like walking gaits indistinguishable from human movement.
An independent arXiv study [19] using a Motion Turing Test framework explicitly finds that humanoid robot motions — including those from EngineAI-affiliated research — still exhibit noticeable deviations from human movements, particularly in dynamic actions like jumping, boxing, and running.
from EngineAI deep report →
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