Latest3 Sep 2026HumanoidPre-orders
ET1 (Galaxy Star Kid)
A small humanoid for entertainment and performance: theme-park interaction, storefront greeting, stage dance and comedy shows. Galbot calls it a 'native agent' that learns new moves through interaction rather than motion capture, using a 100M-parameter motion model. Galbot opened pre-orders on 3 September 2026 and links to a JD.com listing.
- Height 1,250 mm
- Weight 32 kg with battery
- 26 DoF (standard); 38 with dexterous hands (Pro and Flagship versions)
Jul 2026Robot model (AI)Released
AstraBrain WAM / WAM-TTT
Galbot's world-action models and WAM-TTT, a post-training method meant to let a robot keep its skills in a new setting, such as a different kitchen, without humans labelling its actions. They are part of Galbot's AstraBrain family of models that drive its robots.
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G1
Galbot's main robot: a wheeled humanoid with two seven-joint arms on an omnidirectional base, used for pharmacy and instant-retail picking, supermarket restocking, factory handling and home-service tasks. It also staffs Galbot's 'Galaxy Space Capsule' service kiosks, which the company says run at over 170 sites in more than 40 cities.
- Height up to 1,730 mm
- Weight 92.5 kg
- 21 DoF (excluding base and end effectors)
- Payload 5 kg per arm, 10 kg combined
- Top speed 1.5 m/s
- Battery about 8 hours
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S1
A heavy-duty wheeled dual-arm robot for factories, warehouses and logistics that picks, moves, loads and unloads goods from floor level to high shelves. It runs Galbot's 'Galaxy Brain' AI model and uses hot-swappable batteries for round-the-clock work. Sold through a JD.com listing; the product page gives no launch date or price.
- Height up to 1,793 mm
- Weight 320 kg
- 17 DoF
- Payload up to 50 kg (both arms)
- Top speed 1.5 m/s
- Up to 8 hours per charge; hot-swappable batteries