Suitable for
- Narrow aisles / existing stations where a larger chassis does not fit
- Light handling and supply of parts
- Phased start: supervised first, then increasingly autonomous
Industry & handling · Compact & light
AGIBOT G2 Air
The AGIBOT G2 Air is the compact, light model within the G2 family. Thanks to its narrow chassis, it works in aisles and at existing workstations where a larger platform does not fit. Humanoid-direct, part of WiredWorkers, supports you from demo and pilot to implementation.
- Compact wheeled robot for light handling
- Light payload class, approximately 3 kg according to AGIBOT
- Fits in narrow aisles and at existing stations
- Part of the G2 family with Genie G2 and G2 Max
Specifications according to AGIBOT, depending on configuration. We confirm the exact values in the quote and test them at your workstation.
Next step
Less suitable for
- Reception and hosting → A3 Ultra or X2 Ultra
- Heavy crates and racks → G2 Max
- Precision assembly with force control → Genie G2
Core functions
Compact mobile manipulator
A compact chassis for workstations and aisles where a larger model does not fit.
Light payload class
AGIBOT states a payload of approximately 3 kg. The achievable load depends on gripper, object and posture; we test this in a demo or pilot.
Small footprint
AGIBOT states a reach of approximately 750 to 800 mm. We measure your workstation and confirm in the quote whether the G2 Air fits.
Part of the G2 family
For assembly with force control, the Genie G2 is more suitable; for heavier handling, the G2 Max. In doubt? Read the G2 family selection guide.
Specifications
Specifications according to AGIBOT; you will receive the full datasheet with the quote.
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Arm | 7 degrees of freedom |
| Payload | approximately 3 kg, depending on posture |
| Reach | approximately 750–800 mm |
Please note
- Specifications are manufacturer data and depend on configuration.
- We confirm payload and reach for your task in the quote.
Frequently asked questions
What is the G2 Air intended for?
For light handling in industrial environments, especially where space is limited. For reception and hosting, the A3 Ultra and X2 Ultra are more suitable.
How much can the G2 Air lift?
AGIBOT states approximately 3 kg. The achievable load depends on object, gripper and posture; we test this in a demo or pilot.
What is the difference from the Genie G2 and G2 Max?
The Genie G2 is made for assembly with force control, the G2 Max for heavier handling, and the G2 Air is compact and light. See the G2 family selection guide in the knowledge base.
Can I see the G2 Air in action first?
Yes. Plan a demo, or discuss a pilot at your own workstation.
Next step
Would you like to test light handling in a narrow or existing work environment? Discuss a demo or limited pilot.
Images
Images: AGIBOT
Documentation and downloads
Getting started and in use
Brief explanation in Dutch of installation, operation and updates. The AGIBOT manuals, software and firmware are available in the official AGIBOT documentation (English). Need help? Ask us.
- Starting up, connecting and shutting down
- Changing the gripper or robot hand
- Calibrating force control
- Remote control with Genie Link
- Firmware updates: when and how
- Genie Studio and Genie Sim
Prefer us to do it? Our engineers from robot integrator WiredWorkers install the robot, carry out updates and train your team.
Request a manual or service