XGO Mini

XGO Mini is a compact AI-powered quadruped from Luwu Intelligence in China. Tiny at roughly 0.18 metres tall and just 0.9 kg, it is a desktop-scale robot dog built to make robotics, coding and AI accessible in classrooms, labs and homes.

The Luwu XGO Mini offers 12 degrees of freedom driven by twelve serial-bus metal-gear servos that deliver high torque and precise joint articulation, supporting omnidirectional movement and six-dimensional posture control. A 9-axis IMU, joint-angle position sensors and current sensors provide comprehensive feedback, and around 60 minutes of runtime suits lessons and demos. Its open-source embedded AI SDK adds visual, voice and gesture recognition, and it supports both graphical Blockly and text-based Python programming for learners at every level.

Luwu targets education, entertainment and research, where the XGO Mini's low cost, expressive movement and dual programming environments make it ideal for teaching robotics fundamentals, running interactive demonstrations and prototyping behaviours. Its approachability makes this quadruped robot a strong classroom companion, letting students progress from block coding to real Python and computer-vision projects on the same hardware.

Nexon System deploys the XGO Mini across Southeast Asia, providing setup, curriculum-aligned programming support, integration with your teaching environment, and instructor training with ongoing support. We help schools align the robot with their syllabi, prepare lesson materials and keep classroom fleets running smoothly. Talk to Nexon to plan an XGO Mini rollout for your programme.