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CyberGear / Xiaomi Micromotor

小米微电机 CyberGear

low-cost CAN-bus micro joint motor pioneered for humanoid/legged robotics hobby+prototype market; 12 V, ~120 g, planetary reduction; sold single-unit through Xiaomi's own store and mass-cloned by 1688 vendors

CN Shenzhen, Guangdong, China · mi.com

What they make

ProcessesElectronics design, Motors & actuators (read from their description)
Capabilitiesquasi-direct-drive torque control, MIT-style protocol, C610-style firmware / **moq:** 1 unit at retail; volume pricing via Xiaomi channel partners / **lead-time:** unknown / **pricing-signal:** street price ~¥499 single-unit
Parts and productsunknown
Materialsunknown
Toleranceunknown
Largest partunknown

Order size and timing

Minimum orderunknown
Prototypesunknown
Small-run evidenceunknown
Startup friendlyunknown
Quote turnaroundunknown
Prototype lead timeunknown
Production lead timeunknown
Instant online quoteunknown

Quality and company

Certificatesunknown
Business typeunknown
Peopleunknown
Floor areaunknown
Foundedunknown
Englishpartial / **startup-friendly:** yes (single-unit purchase; standardized CAN protocol)
Public customersunknown
Addressunknown
Marketplace storesunknown

Contact

Emailnot public; request through Maglev
Phonenot public

What others say

widely adopted in LeRobot / Open Duck / hobby humanoid builds; multiple GitHub repos document CAN integration

Sources

Confidence UNVERIFIED · from public sources, not yet visited or ordered from · checked 2026-09-04