GalbotChinaGalbot G1
Galbot G1 is a 173 cm, 92.5 kg wheeled humanoid mobile manipulator from China with official specs: 5 kg per arm / 10 kg total payload, 8-hour lab runtime, 48 V 30 Ah battery, 1.5 m/s wheeled speed, 21 DoF excluding end effector, NVIDIA AGX Orin 64GB 275 TOPS, and IP54.
- Height
- 173cm5′8″Source
- Weight
- 93kg204 lbSource
- Payload
- 10kg22 lbSource
- Runtime
- 8h480 minSource
- Degrees of freedom
- 21DoFSource
- Top speed
- 1.5m/s5.4 km/hSource
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official and independent footageHow big is Galbot G1?
Galbot G1 stands 173 cm (5 ft 8 in) and weighs 92.5 kg (204 lb), about as tall as a 175 cm adult.
Galbot G1 specs
official and sourced figures| Height | 173 cm (5 ft 8 in)source |
| Weight | 92.5 kg (204 lb)source |
| Payload | 10 kg (22 lb)source |
| Runtime | 8 hsource |
| Degrees of freedom | 21 DoFsource |
| Hand DoF | Not disclosed |
| Top speed | 1.5 m/s (5.4 km/h)source |
| Hands | End effectors swappable between dexterous hands, suction cups and grippers. RoboZaps describes actual left arm as suction-cup module and right arm as adaptive parallel gripper in some deployments. |
| Sensors | Head stereo/binocular camera x1, Torso RGB camera x4 and IMU x2, Wrist depth camera x2 and wrist 6-axis force sensor x2, Chassis 3D LiDAR x1, ultrasonic sensors x8, IMU x1, Linear 4-microphone array x2, 5.5-inch touchscreen |
| Compute | Official: NVIDIA AGX Orin 64GB 275 TOPS. G1 Premium variant is reported to use NVIDIA Jetson AGX Thor with higher AI compute; source video title claims it is powered by NVIDIA Jetson Thor. |
Price and availability
from evidence packWhat the Galbot G1 can do
evidence by capability dimensionOfficial specs list swappable end effectors, 5 kg per arm payload, and 21 DoF excluding end effector. Robots International describes a 2026 CCTV Spring Festival Gala performance with rolling walnuts, picking glass fragments, handing objects, and retrieving items from dense shelves. RoboZaps reports a certified pharmacy deployment for picking and sorting medicines, but also reports a FamilyMart trial where chip-bag grasping failed about 4 times out of 10 on fewer than 10 product types.
Galbot product page claims fully autonomous perception-to-action. Official video title claims the world's first 100% autonomous humanoid robot-operated store. RoboZaps reports the G1 won a pharmaceutical-sorting competition fully autonomously while competitors were teleoperated. However, reporters found stores still needed human staff and the robot handled only a small subset of products.
The G1 uses a 4-wheel omnidirectional chassis with 1.5 m/s max speed, a lifting torso with 650 mm leg lift range, and a workspace from 0 to 2100 mm vertical and 1900 mm horizontal. It has 21 DoF excluding chassis and end effector across neck, arms, waist, and legs. It is a wheeled humanoid, not bipedal.
Official sensor suite includes stereo camera, four RGB cameras, two depth cameras, 3D LiDAR, eight ultrasonic sensors, and IMUs. Galbot describes foundation models GraspVLA, GroceryVLA, TrackVLA, and NavFoM for grasping, retail, navigation, and target following. RoboZaps reports TrackVLA as vision-only, no mapping or remote control.
G1 has a 5.5-inch touchscreen, two 4-mic linear arrays, and two 5 W speakers. Galbot product page claims natural dialogue and human-like interaction. No third-party evaluation of conversation reliability was found.
Official specs list 8-hour operating time under lab conditions at 60% average speed, IP54 ingress protection, and 3.5-hour wired charging. The Robot Report reports multiple warehouse locations with stable continuous 24/7 operations for over a year. Product page claims hundreds of instant-retail warehouses running 24/7 for over a year and a half. Autonomy is company-asserted; no independent uptime logs.
Height 173 cm, max reach 240 cm with torso lift, IP54, 0-40°C indoor environment, 5.5-inch touchscreen for interaction, emergency stop button, and a wheeled base that reduces fall risk compared with bipedal robots. Safety manual specifies 1.5 m human-robot distance and indoor use only.
What is proven
source-backed highlights- Certified Beijing pharmacy deployment with medicinal-distribution permit (reported by RoboZaps).
- Official 8-hour runtime, IP54, 21 DoF excluding chassis, 1.5 m/s wheeled speed.
- Company-reported 170+ Space Cabin kiosks across 40+ cities and 24/7 warehouse operations for over a year.
- CCTV Spring Festival Gala performance described as fully autonomous with dexterous manipulation.
Caveats
read before you trust a demo- No official list price or consumer purchase channel. Only a two-unit flash sale on JD.com is documented. Western storefront pri...
- No independent benchmark or intervention log.
- No official list price or consumer purchase channel.
- No primary customer press release from Xuanwu Hospital or pharmacy.
About the Galbot G1
summary from sourced evidenceGalbot G1 is a 173 cm, 92.5 kg wheeled humanoid mobile manipulator from China with official specs: 5 kg per arm / 10 kg total payload, 8-hour lab runtime, 48 V 30 Ah battery, 1.5 m/s wheeled speed, 21 DoF excluding end effector, NVIDIA AGX Orin 64GB 275 TOPS, and IP54. Galbot claims full autonomy and scaled commercial deployment across retail, warehousing, healthcare, and industry. The strongest named deployment is a Beijing pharmacy that received a medicinal-distribution permit, making G1 the first certified robot pharmacy assistant; Galbot also reports 170+ Space Cabin kiosks and 24/7 warehouse operations. However, industrial partner names are orders not confirmed deployments, no official price or consumer channel exists, and on-the-ground reports show limited autonomy breadth with chip-bag grasp failures. G1 is wheeled, not legged, and no independent benchmark or intervention log is available
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Galbot G1 FAQ
answers from sourced dataHow much does the Galbot G1 cost?
Galbot has not published a price for the Galbot G1. Pricing is quoted through sales.
Can you buy the Galbot G1?
Only as a business customer. Galbot sells the Galbot G1 through direct sales contact.
How tall is the Galbot G1?
The Galbot G1 is 173 cm (5 ft 8 in) tall according to Galbot's published specs.
How much does the Galbot G1 weigh?
It weighs 92.5 kg (204 lb) according to official specs.
How long does the Galbot G1 battery last?
Galbot lists a runtime of about 8 h per charge. This is a company figure, not an independent test.
Who makes the Galbot G1?
The Galbot G1 is made by Galbot, based in China.
Is the Galbot G1 autonomous or teleoperated?
Public demos of the Galbot G1 are marked "disclosed autonomous" in our evidence review. Treat promotional footage as unverified unless the company states how it was controlled.
Sources
9 references- Galbot G1 - Embodied Large-Model Robot · Galbot 银河通用
- Galbot brings in $300M to scale mobile manipulator deployments - The Robot Report · The Robot Report
- Beijing Galbot AI… Galbot Specs & Price | Humanoid.guide · Humanoid.guide
- GALBOT G1 | Galbot Developer Platform · Galbot
- Galbot G1 Wheeled Humanoid Robot · Robots International
- Galbot - About Us · Galbot 银河通用
- Galbot G1 Price 2026: Cost, Can You Buy It & What It Is · RoboZaps
- The World’s First 100% Autonomous Humanoid Robot-Operated Store is Here · YouTube Galbot
- Galbot G1 Premium: The Swiftest Humanoid Robot Worker, Powered by NVIDIA Jetson Thor · YouTube Galbot