Zhiyuan Robotics Debuts New Products at CJ, Transforming from Humanoid to Robotic Dog, Priced at 10,000-30,000 Yuan with Multiple Versions Planned

Deep News07-31 14:50

On the afternoon of July 31, a recent event at the 2026 ChinaJoy trade show showcased new consumer-oriented products from Zhiyuan Robotics. During the exhibition, two models from the Qiyuan series were unveiled: the Qiyuan Q1 and the Qiyuan T1, with the Qiyuan T1 making its debut appearance at the event.

A booth representative explained that the robot is primarily designed as a companion device, capable of freely switching between humanoid and "robot dog" forms. When in its robot dog configuration, it can pull a person seated on a skateboard, navigate stairs and slopes, and reach a maximum speed of 3 meters per second.

Additionally, the Qiyuan T1 can capture personalized photos using its own body and connect to action cameras, supporting various modes such as follow shots, orbit filming, and Hitchcock-style tracking. It also features functions like home monitoring, life reminders, scheduled alerts, encyclopedia Q&A, and immersive video calls with an "automatic person-finding" capability.

The Qiyuan Q1, with a height of 0.88 meters, is priced between 20,000 and 50,000 yuan and boasts 22 joint degrees of freedom. It is primarily designed for child and elderly care, allowing consumers to customize its appearance according to their preferences.

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