PrimeBOT has reached a new manufacturing milestone in China, with its 10,000th personal robot coming off the production line on November 8. The company says it produced its second batch of 5,000 robots in just 14 days, following its previous milestone on October 25.
The consumer robotics brand belongs to Shanghai-listed Swancor Advanced Materials, which is controlled by investors linked to AGIBOT. Its manufacturing operation is supported by Lens Technology, the electronics supplier known for its work with major smartphone manufacturers. According to reporting by 21st Century Business Herald, PrimeBOT’s current production capacity has reached approximately 240 robots per day.
The milestone covers two compact consumer platforms, Q1 and T1. Q1 is an 88-centimeter humanoid with 22 force-controlled degrees of freedom. Its modular design allows owners to customize its appearance and interactive personality. T1 stands roughly one meter tall and can switch between a wheeled humanoid configuration and a four-legged form. Both are designed primarily for entertainment, companionship and learning, rather than practical household labor.
PrimeBOT began selling the robots on September 20, with base versions priced at 19,999 yuan. Deliveries began in early October in several Chinese cities. The 10,000th unit, a Q1, was handed to a customer during the company’s milestone event.
The production figure should not be confused with sales or deliveries. PrimeBOT has not disclosed how many of its manufactured robots have reached customers, nor has it provided independently audited sales or usage figures. Its reported production pace nevertheless offers a concrete measure of how quickly the company is scaling assembly of smaller humanoid-style consumer machines.
PrimeBOT also reported a monthly active-user rate above 98% and average daily online time of three hours, but did not specify the sample size or measurement period. Those figures remain company claims.
