DaxAI Unveils 300-kg Qiji X1 Robotic Horse, Targeting Mass Production by Year-End
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Updated · Futura · Aug 22
DaxAI Unveils 300-kg Qiji X1 Robotic Horse, Targeting Mass Production by Year-End
3 articles · Updated · Futura · Aug 22
Summary
Beijing's World Robot Conference showcased DaxAI Robotics' Qiji X1, a rideable four-legged robot built to carry up to 300 kilograms—enough for two adults.
DaxBrain-WM AI lets the electric machine walk, sidestep, reverse and turn in place, while a 10 kph top speed and 40 km range aim it at rough-terrain transport, leisure and rescue use.
DaxAI said the model is slated for mass production by the end of 2026 at about 300,000 yuan, positioning it as a commercial product rather than a showpiece.
That sets the Qiji X1 apart from Kawasaki Heavy Industries' Corleo, a two-seat hydrogen-powered robotic horse revealed last year that remains a concept.