China · sources checked 2026-09-20

EngineAI T800

T800 is EngineAI’s full-size humanoid family with several hardware editions for dynamic motion and development.

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Official specifications

Manufacturer descriptions and the cited specifications were checked on 20 September 2026. This profile does not report an independent hands-on test.

Category	Biped humanoid
Commercial status	Listed by manufacturer
Availability	Not confirmed
Release year	Not disclosed
Height	173 cm
Weight	75–85 kg, depending on edition
Degrees of freedom	25 Base/Development; 46 Max including hands
Target markets	Not disclosed
Use cases	Dynamic locomotion, demonstrations and robot development

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Compare the recorded dimensions of EngineAI T800

The two comparison records have the nearest recorded heights in the same catalog category.

Catalog records with their original source dates
Field	EngineAI T800	AgiBot A3	MagicLab MagicBot Gen1
Height	173 cm	173 cm	174 cm
Mass	Not recorded	55 kg	70 kg
Recorded degrees of freedom	Not recorded	Not recorded	42
Source date in record	2026-09-20	2026-09-20	2026-09-20
Product source	EngineAI T800 documentation	AgiBot A3 documentation	MagicLab MagicBot Gen1 documentation

EngineAI T800 and AgiBot A3 have the same recorded height of 173 cm. This subtraction uses the recorded heights.

EngineAI T800 is recorded as 1 cm shorter than MagicLab MagicBot Gen1. This subtraction uses the recorded heights.

Dimensions do not measure task success. Joint counts may cover different configurations or include different hand mechanisms. Confirm each configuration in its linked documentation before comparing control access.

One name covers several joint configurations

EngineAI lists Base and Development editions with 25 joint motors. The Max table lists 32 body joints plus 14 in the hands. All editions are shown at 173 cm, with mass varying by configuration.

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What to check before comparing

Do not turn the headline 29-DoF figure into a specification for every T800. The Pro table has misaligned labels in the checked page, so its complete count is left unresolved. The exact edition also changes compute and development support.

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