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ET1 (Galbot)

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Description

SUMMARY:


Galbot ET1 is the first bipedal humanoid robot developed by Beijing Galbot AI Co., Ltd. and unveiled in August 2026.

 

The robot is designed for industrial and logistics applications, combining bipedal mobility with Galbot's AstraBrain embodied AI architecture.

 

ET1 remains a prototype platform intended to support navigation, manipulation, and human-robot interaction in structured work environments.


EDITORIAL:


ET1 represents Galbot's expansion from wheeled robotic systems into fully bipedal humanoid robotics.

 

The platform leverages AstraBrain, Galbot's embodied AI framework, to integrate perception, reasoning, planning, and action.

 

Although still a prototype, ET1 demonstrates the company's ambition to develop general-purpose humanoid robots for manufacturing, warehousing, logistics, and other industrial applications.

 

Its significance lies in Galbot's move toward combining advanced artificial intelligence with human-scale mobility and manipulation capabilities.


SPECIFICATIONS:


Dimensions & Build
Height: Unknown
Weight: Unknown
Skeleton: Unknown
Outer shell: Unknown
Hands: 5 fingers per hand
Hands DoF: Unknown
Overall DoF: Unknown
Mobility
Walking speed: Unknown
Maximum speed: Unknown
Stair-climbing capability
Dynamic bipedal locomotion
Actuation
Actuator type: Unknown
Gear system: Unknown
Sensors & AI
AI Platform: AstraBrain-Agent
AI Type: Vision-Language-Action embodied AI
Compute: Unknown
Operating system: Unknown
Latency: Unknown
IP Rating: Unknown
Battery & Power
Runtime: Unknown
Connectivity
Connectivity: Unknown


APPLICATIONS:


Industrial assembly
Manufacturing automation
Warehouse operations
Logistics and material handling
Human-robot collaboration
Research and development

 

Contact for Current Pricing

 

Image: @humanoid.press

 

Company Source:

 

https://www.galbot.com