Robots/Parts/Software

LinkCraft

A tool from AgiBot that lets someone with no programming skills create robot performances. Film a person dancing or gesturing on a phone, upload it, and the platform turns it into moves the robot can copy. Users can add speech with matching facial expressions, arrange everything on a timeline like editing a video, and send it to several robots at once. It opened as a public test version in October 2025, starting with the X2.

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Key numbers

Made by: AgiBot
Input: a phone video of a person moving, plus text or audio for speech
Main features: copying moves from video, speech with matching movement and expressions, a timeline editor, control of several robots at once
Ready-made library: over 180 sets of movements and 140 expression templates
Robots: AgiBot X2 now, with the A2 expected later
Launched: public test version, 24 October 2025

Source: AgiBot via PR Newswire, AgiBot Introduces LinkCraft, A Zero-Code Creation Platform Turning Human Motion Videos into Precise Robot Performances (tools.prnewswire.com)

Strengths and trade-offs

Our analysis

Strengths

No programming needed.

Turns an ordinary phone video into robot movement.

Can run a whole group of robots in time with each other.

Comes with a large library of ready-made moves and expressions.

Trade-offs

Only for AgiBot robots, and for now mainly the X2.

Made for performances, not useful work.

Still a test version, and no price has been published.

Finger movements are not yet copied, according to AgiBot.

Why robot makers choose it

Our read

Many X2 buyers want the robot for shows, exhibitions and entertainment. Letting staff create new routines from a phone video, without engineers, makes the robot much more useful to them.

This is our reasoning from the public facts. No maker has confirmed it.

Robots using it

AgiBot X2ConfirmedHumanoid, x2 ultraLinkCraft is AgiBot's no-code platform for making X2 performances from human videos, with voice and expression syncing and group control. The spec table lists it for the X2 Ultra.

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Numbers and listed prices on this page come from the sources shown. Anything marked as our analysis, our read or our estimate is our own view and has not been confirmed by any company. Last checked 15 Oct 2026. How we verify