Can I buy a robot from the Beijing Games?

Short answer: not the one that just won.

The Games are a competition. Some of the companies on the track also sell something. That something is usually a different machine, a different price, and a different country.

Unitree is in the kickboxing photos. Their shop sells research robots, not a home butler from the Ice Ribbon. AgiBot has a store for the X2 we already list. Honor is a phone company with a sprint trial, not a home checkout we can open. The Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center builds Tiangong and Tianjiao for these meets. That is not Amazon.

Qiyuan (also written PrimeBot) opened a public pre-order in China on 23 August for Q1 and T1. Deposit 1,000 yuan, they say. We have not opened that cart. We do not treat that as a Western shop.

If you are in the US, a new foreign-made humanoid generally needs an approval that got much harder on 28 July. A cart in Beijing is not a doorbell in Ohio.

What we can point you at today lives on the Launch board. NEO if you want to join a waitlist. G1 if you want a lab machine. M1 if you want a $2,499 preorder that is not shipping. Optimus if you want to know there is nothing to buy.

Come back after 26 August. If a Games robot grows a real shop page, we will put it on the board.