The Alphabot G1 is Alpha Robotics' wheeled humanoid: a head and two-armed upper body carried on a patented dual-column frame, which rides on a four-wheel-drive base instead of legs. It stands 1,800 mm tall, weighs about 100 kg and is rated for a maximum arm payload of 20 kg.

Alpha Robotics builds it for three settings. In industrial plants it handles heavy loads and automatic sorting; in shops, showrooms and other commercial spaces it greets and guides people; at home it serves as a companion. Autonomous patrol and security monitoring are on its function list too, backed by face recognition, a voice intercom through a linear microphone array, and an infrared thermal camera for temperature sensing and alerts. Spoken interaction runs on Alpha's own “Smart Star” large model.

The driving figures suit level, paved floors: 1.0 m/s top speed, a 5° maximum slope, 50 mm obstacles, 100 mm gaps and a 400 mm minimum braking distance. The body is rated IP54 and for -10 to 60 °C. A 48 V 30 Ah LFP battery gives up to 10 hours of work and recharges in 3 hours. Charging is manual, so plan for a member of staff to connect it rather than expecting it to dock itself.

Some details are confirmed per order rather than listed: the steering arrangement of the four-wheel-drive base, the arms' degrees of freedom, the gripper type fitted and the level of software development access. Tell us the task — what it must lift, where it must drive, who it must talk to — and we confirm the configuration with the manufacturer in writing.

Key Capabilities

• Dual-Column Humanoid Frame: Its head and two-armed upper body ride on a patented dual-column frame, 1,800 mm tall and about 100 kg.
• 20 kg Maximum Arm Payload: The arms are rated for heavy-load handling and automatic sorting in industrial plants.
• Four-Wheel-Drive Base: It drives at up to 1.0 m/s, climbs 5° slopes and crosses 50 mm obstacles and 100 mm gaps.
• Face Recognition and Voice Intercom: A linear microphone array and Alpha's "Smart Star" large model handle spoken interaction with visitors and staff.
• Thermal and Ultrasonic Sensing: An infrared thermal camera provides temperature sensing and alerts, and ultrasonic sensors detect obstacles and stop the robot.
• Ten Hours per Charge: A 48 V 30 Ah LFP battery runs for up to 10 hours and is recharged manually in 3 hours.

This model is offered on a quotation basis. Configuration, accessories, integration scope and delivery schedule all change the final figure, so pricing is confirmed per project rather than listed.

Buying through Robotix Market

This unit is sourced new through established distribution channels and ships worldwide with the full manufacturer warranty. Technical support is coordinated with the manufacturer's own service network. Deployment scope, configuration, and commissioning responsibilities are agreed as part of the quotation — on-site installation is not included in the product price.