PrimeBOT Produces Its 10,000th Personal Robot After Doubling Output in Just 14 Days
PrimeBOT has completed 10,000 personal robots at its factory, with the second batch of 5,000 units finished in 14 days, while sales and delivery figures remain undisclosed.

Shanghai, China- Swancor Advanced Materials’ personal robot brand, PrimeBOT, announced on November 8, 2026 that the 10,000th personal robot of the brand had been completed on the production line of the brand’s second batch of 5,000 units within 14 days after the 5,000th unit of the first batch was completed on October 25, 2026. The two models of PrimeBOT, the Q1 and the T1, are priced from 19,999 yuan (approx. $2,995) each.
According to PrimeBOT, the first robots have already been delivered to customers in the first seven Chinese cities, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hangzhou, etc., since October 1, 2026. The daily production capacity of the factory has increased from more than 200 units to approximately 240 units. Liu Dongfang, President of the Q business unit, stated that the systematic test of manufacturing process and supply chain of PrimeBOT had started.
The products of PrimeBOT are co-developed and co-manufactured with Lens Technology, a supplier of glass and assembly for Apple and Samsung, with over 30 years of experience in precision manufacturing. The Q1 is a humanoid robot, 88 cm high, which can be folded into a backpack, and the T1 can transform into a wheeled humanoid robot or a four-legged robot. Both models are designed for companionship, entertainment and learning.
As the company is yet to publish figures for sales, deliveries and returns, the 10,000 unit figure can only be used as a measure of the factory’s production capacity. According to the company, more than 98 percent of PrimeBOT users are active on a monthly basis but it is not clear how many units this percentage refers to and the majority of robots have only been with their owners for a few weeks.
Unitree is estimated to have produced 10,000 to 20,000 G1 humanoid robots since May 2024. That took about two and a half years. PrimeBOT reached 10,000 units in about six weeks. Most of these robots were sold to families with children. Liu set 100,000 units as the next target for the company. Until delivery and return figures are published, it remains to be seen whether all of these robots will be used.
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