Xiaomi CyberOne V2

The only quantified manipulation evidence is a company-reported self-tapping nut-installation task on Xiaomi's own EV line, at 90.2% success over a three-hour run and about 98% after roughly four months. Xiaomi also describes a redesigned bionic hand at human scale with degrees of freedom reported in the 22–27 range, full-palm touch sensing, 150,000-cycle durability and evaporative motor cooling.

Trade press reports a three-hour autonomous self-tapping-nut installation run inside a 76-second line cycle at the Beijing EV plant, with success rising from about 90% to 98% over roughly four months of on-site application. Xiaomi frames its own factories as the validation environment for perception, control and task execution.

The robot is described as a roughly 1.70 m biped shown walking at trade events, and one third-party video title refers to a CyberOne V2 performing a florist task at WRC 2026. No walking speed, gait metric, stair or terrain performance, or locomotion success data was found for the second-generation machine.

Xiaomi says it is refining the robot's perception, control and task-execution abilities in its own manufacturing environment, and the nut-installation task implies locating fastening points; Xiaomi also cites its proprietary AI models as reasoning/task-execution enablers. No perception specification, dataset or benchmark was published.

Xiaomi showed the robot at its April 2026 Investor Day handing out gift bags and interacting with attendees, and at IFA Berlin 2026 it demonstrated real-time interaction with visitors including finger-heart and thumbs-up gestures.

Xiaomi reports a three-hour autonomous nut-installation run and roughly four months of on-site application at its EV plant with success improving from about 90% to 98%, plus 150,000-cycle durability for the redesigned hand.

Human-scale form factor of roughly 1.70 m, used on an assembly line inside Xiaomi's own plant and interacting with visitors on trade-show floors.