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Xiaomi Robotics Company Profile

SinoBot Editorial Team

Xiaomi Robotics — From CyberDog to the “Human-Car-Home” Super Terminal

Company Overview

  • Legal Entity: Beijing Xiaomi Robotics Technology Co., Ltd.
  • Founded: April 2023
  • Headquarters: Yizhuang, Beijing (Xiaomi EV Factory)
  • Legal Representative: Zeng Xuezhong
  • Parent Company: Xiaomi Group
  • Website: mi.com/robotics
  • Core Team: Xiaomi Robotics Lab

Xiaomi began robotics investment in 2015 (Ninebot, Roborock, FA Robotics). It launched the CyberDog quadruped in 2021 and the CyberOne full-size humanoid in 2022.

Core Products

CyberDog — Quadruped Robot

  • CyberDog (Gen 1): Launched 2021, first biomimetic quadruped from Xiaomi.
  • CyberDog 2: Launched 2023, significantly improved with AI interaction capabilities.

CyberOne (“Tie Da”) — Full-Size Humanoid

  • Launched: August 11, 2022
  • Specs: 177cm/52kg, 21 DOF, 0.5ms response, 3.6km/h walk speed, 1.5kg single-hand grip
  • Technology: Mi-Sense depth vision module, MiAI environmental audio recognition (85 sounds), MiAI emotion recognition (6 categories, 45 emotions). Arm joint motor: 500g, 30N·m; hip joint: 300N·m peak torque
  • Cost: ~ÂĄ600,000-700,000 per unit at launch

3rd-Gen CyberOne (2025)

  • Since February 2025, deployed at Xiaomi’s Yizhuang smart factory for quality inspection and material transport.
  • Copyright registered October 2025.
  • New model unveiled April 2026 with upgraded dexterous hands.

CyberGear — Proprietary Joint Motors

  • In-house joint motor series for CyberDog and CyberOne.

Xiaomi-Robotics-0 — Open-source VLA Model

  • Open-sourced February 2026, 4.7 billion parameters, vision-language-action foundation model.

Competitive Position

  1. Ecosystem Synergy: Lei Jun’s “Human-Car-Home” strategy positions robotics as the super terminal connecting phones, cars, and smart homes.
  2. Cost Control: Supply chain expertise from Xiaomi’s ecosystem could enable consumer-grade pricing.
  3. Open-Source Strategy: Xiaomi-Robotics-0 VLA model open-sourced to attract developer ecosystem.
  4. Industrial Validation: CyberOne deployed at Xiaomi’s EV factory.

Outlook

Opportunity: Lei Jun’s commitment to “large-scale humanoid deployment in factories within 5 years.” Backed by Xiaomi Group’s financial and supply chain resources.

Risk: CyberOne cost (ÂĄ600K+) still far from mass-market; lack of first-mover advantage in humanoid space.

Watch Points: CyberOne mass production timeline; proprietary robot OS and chip progress; open-source model ecosystem; consumer-grade robot product.