G1
A wheeled two-arm humanoid: a human-like upper body on folding legs and an omnidirectional base. It stocks shelves and packs orders in Beijing pharmacies and Galbot's automated shops, with partners including CATL, Bosch and Toyota. It is sold only as an enterprise product and has no legs for stairs.
- Price
- Not announced No list price. Units sold on JD.com during the 2026 Spring Festival Gala were reported at about 630,000 yuan (about $94,000, converted). Enterprise deals are quoted per deployment.
- Status
- ShippingShipped Released June 2024; working in Chinese pharmacies, retail stores and factories
- Height
- 1.73 m
- Weight
- 92.5 kg
- Payload
- 10 kg
- Runtime
- 8 h
- Top speed
- 1.5 m/s
- Degrees of freedom
- 21
- Hand DoF
- —
- Compute
- NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin 64GB (275 TOPS)
- Made in
- China
A dash means the maker has not published it. Values with a label are claims, not measurements.
Trust and legalWhat these mean
Does a remote human drive it?
Not disclosed
Galbot claims autonomous picking in pharmacies. Remote-assist rates are not disclosed.
US FCC
Barred (new models)
No FCC authorization found before 2026-07-28. New authorization is blocked absent Department of War Conditional Approval.
Europe
Shown at IFA Berlin 2026. No CE status published.
Known security issues
No independent security audit published.
Status history2 dated events
- Shipping
G1 shown at IFA Berlin 2026, pitched to European buyers on the back of its pharmacy work. Galbot G1 at IFA 2026 (Tech Times)
- Shipping
Galbot raises $300M+ at a $3B valuation, citing 24/7 warehouse and 30-city retail deployments. Galbot brings in $300M to scale mobile manipulator deployments (The Robot Report)
PromisesLedger
Sources for specs and status
- Galbot G1 product page27 Sep 2026
- Galbot G1 (Baidu Baike)27 Sep 2026
- Humanoid Robots Legal in the US (RoboZaps)27 Sep 2026
Last updated 27 Sep 2026. Spotted an error? Send a correction.