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PHYBOT C2

PHYBOT C2

PHYBOT C2

Last updated: September 27, 2026
Locomotion Type
Biped
Stage
Demo
Height
135 cm
Degrees of Freedom
25 DOF
Weight
35 kg
Max Speed
14.4 km/h
Dual-Arm Payload
5 kg
Release Year
2026

PHYBOT C2 is a C-series bipedal humanoid from Phybot (动易科技), presented on the WRC 2026 official exhibitor listing as an embodied-intelligence companion that combines rich interaction, projection display and interactive learning in one machine. It stands 135 cm and carries 25+ degrees of freedom, with a rounded, approachable body, a high-definition projection unit and a breathing light strip. It is a distinct product from PHYBOT C1, the company's 128 cm companion model: the two share the C-series name but are separately developed machines with different sizes and published specifications. Its headline public moment was WRC 2026, where it played fully autonomous table tennis against visitors. Running on PhyAgents — the company's physical-intelligence agent, which combines high-precision decision algorithms with a dynamic motion-control model — C2 completed over a thousand exchanges, predicting ball landing points, repositioning, switching between forehand and backhand strokes and coordinating whole-body attack and defence; the company says adapting it to table tennis through cross-scenario transfer took under a month. Beyond sport it has performed boxing with controlled punches and high kicks, waving greetings and dancing, and it offers personalised guiding, content display and multimodal interaction. Applications named by the company cover hotels, scenic spots, shopping malls, schools and homes, alongside commercial guiding, research and teaching, cultural entertainment and exhibition demonstrations. Earlier open-scenario work includes a bipedal humanoid playing badminton with a person at the Canton Fair and an immersive badminton-hall experience space in a core commercial district.

Application Scenarios

Hotels, scenic spots, shopping malls, schools and homes; personalised guiding and content display; commercial reception; sports and physical-interaction demonstrations (table tennis, badminton, boxing); research and teaching; cultural entertainment and exhibitions

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