HumanoidsGalbotChina
Galbot G1
A semi-humanoid robot on an omnidirectional wheeled base with two 7-DOF arms. Its folding body structure reaches both floor level and shelves up to about 2.4 m high. Designed for autonomous goods handling: retail points, pharmacy warehouses and indoor object transfer.
Specifications
- Height
- 173 cm
- Arms
- two, 7 DOF each
- Vertical reach
- up to 2.4 m
- Chassis
- omnidirectional wheeled base
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Applications
- Autonomous goods dispensing in retail and pharmacies
- Moving and sorting items in warehouses
- Shelf and rack handling
- Embodied AI research
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