EngineAI T800
The EngineAI T800 is a mass-produced, full-size general-purpose humanoid engineered to top-percentile human physical standards: 173 centimetres and 75 kilograms in aerospace-grade magnesium-aluminium alloy, 29 body degrees of freedom on joints peaking at 450 newton-metres, optional seven-degree-of-freedom tactile hands with 5-kilogram payload, roughly 380-degree perception with millisecond response, active cooling, and a modular solid-state battery sustaining up to four hours of continuous high-intensity work — deployed in industrial operations, security patrol and commercial service, and offered in standard and Open Source editions.
EngineAI T800
Put this machine's numbers on a job application and no warehouse in the world would decline the interview. Height 173 centimetres; weight 75 kilograms; strength certified above 90 percent of adult men; stamina, four hours of continuous high-intensity output per charge; references available from the police force and retail sector of Shenzhen. The EngineAI T800 is a humanoid specified the way employers describe their ideal hire — and built the way no human applicant can be. Twenty-nine body joints driven to 450 newton-metres of peak torque give it the raw capability; what converts that into employability is everything wrapped around the power. Aerospace-grade magnesium-aluminium alloy keeps a top-percentile physique at a manageable mass. Active cooling means output that holds through hour three the way it did in minute three — the machine's version of never tiring. Roughly 380 degrees of environmental perception with millisecond control response makes the strength safe to stand next to, catching disturbances and adjusting footing faster than human reflexes resolve them. And the optional dexterous hands reframe the whole proposition: seven degrees of freedom and integrated tactile sensing per hand, lifting five kilograms each, so the strongest applicant in the room is also among the most careful — seating connectors, handling components and executing the plug-in and assembly operations its embodied-brain software scores in task-success rates. Crucially for any workforce plan, the T800 is not a prototype with a waiting list: it is EngineAI's first mass-produced full-size model, rolling off a funded production line in standard and Open Source editions.
The EngineAI T800 is available for purchase at Robots International, with worldwide delivery, customs clearance and after-sales support for buyers across Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific and beyond — alongside the full range of humanoid robots in our catalog.
Background
A company that hires itself out by demonstration
EngineAI of Shenzhen conducts product launches the way athletes conduct trials: publicly, physically and against doubt. Founded in Nanshan in October 2023, the company established its engineering credentials through feats — the first natural human-like walking gait on its SE01, the first front flip ever landed by a humanoid on its compact PM01 — and introduced the T800 through kung-fu routines, full-contact sparring and a willingly absorbed kick that sent the company's own chief executive sprawling, with behind-the-scenes footage published when audiences refused to believe the motion was real. Beneath the showmanship runs an unusually complete technology stack: motors, mechanics, control and software are all developed in-house, the architecture that lets a company this young iterate this fast — and the reason roughly one billion yuan of industrial, state-backed and institutional capital has been committed to scaling exactly this machine.
Already on three payrolls
The T800's working record distinguishes it from the demonstration class it is often mistaken for. In public safety, the platform has walked patrol routes alongside uniformed officers through Shenzhen's Window of the World district — among the first humanoid policing trials anywhere, and a template for the presence and patrol roles our inspection and emergency response categories serve. In commerce, it has staffed a store promoted as the first run by "cyber staff" — endurance and interaction sold as the product itself, the pattern behind our commercial robots range. And in industry, its embodied-brain software earns the least glamorous, most valuable line on the résumé: high task-success rates on precision plug-in and assembly operations, strong anti-interference behaviour, and rapid migration of customer algorithms onto the platform, shortening the path from purchase to productivity.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | EngineAI T800 |
|---|---|
| Type | full-size general-purpose humanoid; EngineAI's first mass-produced full-size model |
| Height / weight | 173 cm / 75 kg including battery |
| Construction | aerospace-grade magnesium-aluminium alloy |
| Degrees of freedom | 29 body joints, excluding hands |
| Peak joint torque | 450 N·m |
| Physical rating | stated to exceed 90% of adult males |
| Dexterous hands (optional) | 7 DOF per hand; 5 kg payload each; integrated tactile sensing |
| Perception | ~380° omnidirectional awareness; LiDAR and vision referenced for avoidance and footstep planning |
| Control response | millisecond level |
| Thermal management | active cooling for sustained heavy-load, high-temperature operation |
| Battery | modular solid-state; up to 4 h continuous high-intensity operation |
| Technology base | fully in-house motors, mechanics, control and software |
| Software | embodied-brain stack — high-success precision operations, anti-interference, rapid algorithm migration |
| Field record | Shenzhen police patrol trial; cyber-staff retail deployment; industrial precision demonstrations |
| Editions | standard and Open Source |
Configuration, hand fit-out and edition contents are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation through Robots International.
What does "stronger than 90% of men" buy an operator?
Margin — the most underrated specification in robotics. A machine that merely matches its task tires at the task's edges: the slightly heavier tote, the slightly longer shift, the floor that slopes. A machine specified far above its task treats those edges as its comfortable middle. The T800's 450-newton-metre joints mean everyday industrial loads engage a fraction of capacity, so precision holds, wear slows, and the thousand-cycle afternoon looks like the hundred-cycle morning. Its sparring-proven recovery dynamics mean the bumps, snags and shoves of real workplaces are absorbed rather than escalated. Its four-hour solid-state endurance with active cooling means the duty cycle is planned around the work, not around the robot's recovery. And the tactile hands aim all of it precisely: strength modulated by touch is what separates a machine that can lift five kilograms from one trusted to lift it next to a product, a shelf or a person. Employers have always paid premiums for over-qualified hires; the T800 is that logic cast in magnesium alloy.
Who is the EngineAI T800 for?
For industrial and logistics operators staffing tending, carrying and precision assembly pilots with a platform whose software is measured in task-success rates and whose factory promises fleet-scale supply; for security organisations and public institutions extending the Shenzhen patrol precedent into presence, monitoring and response roles; for retailers, venues and brands converting the T800's global fame into footfall through cyber-staffing and demonstrations; for research institutions and developers — the Open Source edition in particular — building on a full-size, high-dynamic platform with in-house actuation, alongside the research platforms across our catalog; and for integrators standardising on a supplier with a billion-yuan industrialisation runway. Buyers comparing full-size options will find the Unitree G1 and the wider Unitree range in our listings, and those wanting EngineAI's dynamics at laboratory scale, the record-holding PM01.
What is the EngineAI T800 used for?
- Industrial precision operations: plug-in, assembly and machine-tending work on the embodied-brain stack.
- Logistics and materials handling: carrying and transfer duty across four-hour high-intensity cycles.
- Security patrol and presence: public-safety support roles proven in the Shenzhen police trial.
- Commercial and retail staffing: cyber-staff service and engagement where the platform's fame draws customers.
- Facility inspection: perception-guided rounds through industrial and public environments.
- Research and development: full-size high-dynamic humanoid work, including on the Open Source edition.
Pricing and Availability
The EngineAI T800 is available for purchase at Robots International, from single units for pilots, venues and laboratories to multi-robot workforce programmes drawing on the platform's mass-production capacity, in standard and Open Source editions with optional tactile dexterous hands configured at order. Price and cost depend on edition, hand and sensor configuration, software provisioning, training scope and quantity, so buyers should request a current quotation for their application; Robots International arranges delivery, customs clearance and after-sales support worldwide. Purchase enquiries, datasheets and availability details for the T800 are available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the EngineAI T800?
A mass-produced, full-size general-purpose humanoid from EngineAI of Shenzhen — 173 centimetres and 75 kilograms with 29 body degrees of freedom and 450-newton-metre peak joint torque — built for industrial, security, commercial and research deployment, and available at Robots International.
How does its strength compare to a person's?
EngineAI rates its physical performance above 90 percent of adult men — a claim backed publicly through high kicks, full-contact sparring and rapid balance recoveries — giving everyday industrial tasks an unusually deep capability margin.
Can such a strong machine do delicate work?
That is the role of the optional hands: seven degrees of freedom each, five-kilogram payload and integrated tactile sensing let the platform modulate its force by touch — the combination behind its high-success plug-in and assembly demonstrations.
How long can it work per charge?
Up to four hours of continuous high-intensity operation from its modular solid-state battery, with active cooling sustaining full output under heavy load and heat — endurance planned around shifts rather than demonstrations.
Has it worked outside the lab?
Yes — the platform has walked public patrol routes beside Shenzhen police officers and staffed a retail store operated by "cyber staff," two of the earliest real-world humanoid deployments of their kinds.
Is it available at production scale?
That is its defining distinction: the T800 is EngineAI's first mass-produced full-size humanoid, with roughly a billion yuan of funding committed to its industrialisation and a fully in-house technology stack from motors to software — plus an Open Source edition for developers.
Where can I buy the EngineAI T800 and what does it cost?
The T800 is available at Robots International, with delivery, customs clearance and after-sales support arranged worldwide. Because cost varies with edition, hand configuration and quantity, buyers should request an individual quotation. All purchasing details are available on this page.
Summary
The EngineAI T800 is the job market's new benchmark applicant: stronger than nine in ten of the workforce, tireless through four-hour shifts, careful to the fingertip when the task demands it, and — the detail that changes procurement — available in quantity from a funded production line. Its showreel earned the fame; its patrol beats, shop floors and assembly scores earn the purchase orders. At Robots International it stands at the head of a catalog built for exactly this hiring decision, from compact research siblings to full-size rivals, all delivered and supported worldwide. The strongest résumé in robotics is accepting offers — and this page is the starting point.