- Galbot's First Bipedal Platform Moves the company's embodied-AI and manipulation work from wheeled bases onto legs.
- Announced Ahead of WRC 2026 Revealed through an official Galbot teaser; reporting has confirmed the bipedal form factor.
- Positioned Around High-Dynamic Movement The teaser emphasises agility and dynamic motion rather than the structured-environment mobility of the wheeled range.
- Specifications Not Yet Published Height, mass, degrees of freedom, runtime and payload have not been released by the manufacturer.
- Register Interest Early Enquiries are recorded so you can be contacted when the manufacturer publishes specifications and availability.
- Research and Development Focus Aimed at groups tracking bipedal humanoid platforms rather than at production deployment today.
Description
Please read before enquiring: the Galbot ET1 has been announced, not released. Galbot teased the robot ahead of WRC 2026, and reporting since has identified it as the company's first fully bipedal humanoid platform. The manufacturer has not published a specification sheet, a release date, or a price.
What is known is the direction. Galbot's existing products — including the G1 wheeled humanoid — are built around embodied AI and dual-arm manipulation for retail workflows, shelf restocking and goods handling in structured environments. Those machines move on wheels. The ET1 moves the same manipulation and embodied-AI work onto legs, where balance, whole-body control, foot placement and reaction time become central engineering problems rather than avoidable ones.
We list the ET1 so that research groups and integrators tracking bipedal humanoid availability can register interest early and be contacted when Galbot publishes real specifications. We are not in a position to quote a delivery date, and we will not estimate performance figures the manufacturer has not stated. If your project needs a machine you can specify today, the wheeled Galbot platforms already in this catalogue are the ones to look at.
Key Capabilities
- Galbot's First Bipedal Platform: Moves the company's embodied-AI and manipulation work from wheeled bases onto legs.
- Announced Ahead of WRC 2026: Revealed through an official Galbot teaser; reporting has confirmed the bipedal form factor.
- Positioned Around High-Dynamic Movement: The teaser emphasises agility and dynamic motion rather than the structured-environment mobility of the wheeled range.
- Specifications Not Yet Published: Height, mass, degrees of freedom, runtime and payload have not been released by the manufacturer.
- Register Interest Early: Enquiries are recorded so you can be contacted when the manufacturer publishes specifications and availability.
- Research and Development Focus: Aimed at groups tracking bipedal humanoid platforms rather than at production deployment today.
This model is offered on a quotation basis. Fleet size, rack and tote dimensions, control-system integration, 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, fleet software, and commissioning responsibilities are agreed as part of the quotation — on-site installation is not included in the product price.
Features
Specs
| Brand | Galbot |
|---|---|
| Model | ET1 |
| Product Type | Bipedal humanoid robot |
| Status | Announced — teaser released ahead of WRC 2026 |
| Form Factor | Fully bipedal (Galbot's first; earlier platforms are wheeled) |
| Published Specifications | None released by the manufacturer at the time of listing |
| Height | Confirm at quote |
| Mass | Confirm at quote |
| Degrees of Freedom | Confirm at quote |
| Runtime | Confirm at quote |
| Payload | Confirm at quote |
| Availability | Confirm at quote |
| Price | Quotation only |
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. The ET1 has been announced through a manufacturer teaser but not released. We accept registrations of interest and will contact you when Galbot publishes specifications and availability.
Galbot has not published any. We will not estimate height, mass, degrees of freedom, runtime or payload, and any figure quoted elsewhere should be treated with caution until the manufacturer confirms it.
Galbot's existing platforms, such as the G1, are wheeled humanoids built for retail workflows, shelf restocking and goods handling. The ET1 is the company's first fully bipedal machine.
No release date has been announced. Registering interest is the fastest way to be told when that changes.
No price has been published, and we will not publish an estimate for an unreleased product.
Galbot's wheeled humanoid platforms are available and can be specified today. Contact us with your application and we will point you to the closest available machine.
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