Leju Kuavo vs Xiaomi CyberOne V2

Leju Kuavo is a family of full-size biped humanoids from Leju Robotics, with base KUAVO independently tested by CTTL at 45 kg, 26 DoF, 4.6 km/h pace, and 20cm jumps; KUAVO-MY variant is 1.4 m with >40 DoF. Leju's IPO filing reports 577 Kuavo units sold in 2025 for 178 million yuan. A public torchbearer event demonstrated 100m torch carrying and handover, but was explicitly teleoperated. Several YouTube titles suggest parcel delivery, household help, modular hands, and FAW factory work, but lack transcripts. No autonomous manipulation, runtime, battery, sensor, or hand specs were found in reviewed sources

Xiaomi CyberOne V2 is the second-generation of Xiaomi's biped humanoid, described as roughly 1.70 m tall and shown publicly at Xiaomi's April 2026 Investor Day, at the World Robot Conference in August 2026 and at IFA Berlin in September 2026. Its only quantified capability evidence is a company-reported self-tapping nut-installation task on Xiaomi's own Beijing EV assembly line: 90.2% success over a three-hour autonomous run inside a 76-second cycle, rising to about 98% after roughly four months of on-site application. Xiaomi also reports a redesigned hand at human scale with degrees of freedom in the 22–27 range, full-palm touch, 150,000-cycle durability and evaporative cooling, and has open-sourced a 4.7-billion-parameter VLA model. Nothing here is independently verified: there is no Xiaomi spec sheet, no price, no external customer, and the six videos in the source set are title-only