robotindex Xiaomi CyberOne
A full-size humanoid from Xiaomi (China, listed on HKEX as 1810), introduced in 2022. A V2 exists, but its height and weight have not been published. CyberOne has never been sold. Xiaomi publishes its robotics work openly through the XiaomiRobotics GitHub and Hugging Face organizations.
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Specs
Maker
XiaomiChina · HKEX 1810
Introduced
2022V2 exists
Height & Weight
Not publishedFor V2
Availability
Never soldNo consumer or commercial release
Open Publishing
XiaomiRoboticsGitHub and Hugging Face
Xiaomi-Robotics-1
722★VLA foundation model, 51 forks
Xiaomi-Robotics-U0
184★Unified embodied synthesis / world model
Hugging Face Models
153 collections
Xiaomi-Robotics-0
4.7B parametersAnnounced as Xiaomi's first open-source robot foundation model
Reference Price
CyberOne has never been sold, so there is no price. Xiaomi has not published a price or a sales date for the V2.
Insights
CyberOne is the humanoid, and the code is somewhere else. Xiaomi publishes its robotics work under a dedicated XiaomiRobotics organization on GitHub and Hugging Face, separate from its language-model accounts. Xiaomi-Robotics-1 is a vision-language-action foundation model built on more than 100,000 hours of real-world manipulation trajectories (722 stars, 51 forks), Xiaomi-Robotics-U0 is a unified embodied synthesis and world foundation model (184 stars, 15 forks), and the Hugging Face organization holds 15 models in 3 collections. Xiaomi-Robotics-0 was announced as the company's first open-source robot foundation model, at 4.7 billion parameters.
None of that makes the robot open hardware. The Open Source badge on robotindex means the robot itself publishes CAD, a bill of materials and build instructions, and CyberOne does not, so it does not carry the badge. Among bipedal humanoids Xiaomi is one of the larger public publishers, which the homepage humanoids table shows alongside makers that publish nothing findable. The quadruped Xiaomi CyberDog 2 is a separate product with its own page.
None of that makes the robot open hardware. The Open Source badge on robotindex means the robot itself publishes CAD, a bill of materials and build instructions, and CyberOne does not, so it does not carry the badge. Among bipedal humanoids Xiaomi is one of the larger public publishers, which the homepage humanoids table shows alongside makers that publish nothing findable. The quadruped Xiaomi CyberDog 2 is a separate product with its own page.
Compiled from robotindex research, as of October 2026. Xiaomi's height and weight for the V2 are not published and are left out rather than carried over from the original. Figures for the XiaomiRobotics organization are star, fork and model counts from its GitHub and Hugging Face accounts and will move. Xiaomi's language-model accounts are out of scope and not counted here.