An open robot-rental platform launched by AgiBot (December 2025) — billed as China's first large-scale, shared marketplace for renting humanoids and robots for events.
Qingtian Rent (擎天租) is an open robot-rental platform launched by the Chinese humanoid maker AgiBot (智元机器人; legal entity Zhiyuan Innovation (Shanghai) Technology). It was unveiled on 22 December 2025 at a national robot-rental-ecosystem summit in Shanghai and is billed as "China's first open, large-scale robot rental platform." It operates on a shared-economy model (compared to an "Uber for robots" or power-bank-style rental) and is accessed via a WeChat mini-program. It is a multi-brand marketplace: alongside AgiBot's own robots (the 远征/Expedition humanoids, including A2 and A2 Ultra, the 灵犀 Lingxi and 精灵 Genie series, and the D1 Ultra quadruped) it offers third-party hardware such as the Unitree U2 and Unitree Go2 Air. Rentals include technical support and transport; reported daily rates range from about CNY 500 for the D1 Ultra quadruped, through roughly CNY 999 for humanoid packages, up to about CNY 99,800 for top-end sports-competition packages. At launch: 50 core cities, 600+ service providers, 1,000+ robots and 16 application scenarios (business meetings, trade shows, concerts, exhibitions, weddings, performances). Its 2026 "1234" strategy targets 10+ robot OEMs, 200+ top-tier service providers, 3,000+ content creators and 400,000+ customers, and expansion to 200+ cities.
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