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ET1 (Agibot)

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Description

SUMMARY:

 

Agibot ET1 is the first bipedal humanoid robot from Beijing Galbot AI Co., Ltd., launched in August 2026.It combines legged mobility, dexterous manipulation, and embodied AI for industrial and logistics tasks.ET1 is positioned as a factory‑ready humanoid prototype, bridging locomotion and purposeful handling in structured environments.

 

EDITORIAL:

 

ET1 reflects China’s rapid expansion into humanoid robotics, moving beyond wheeled platforms toward general‑purpose humanoid bodies.Its embodied AI (AstraBrain) enables real‑time vision‑language‑action integration, while its mechanical design emphasizes industrial practicality over lifelike aesthetics.Though still rated modestly (skill score 4/10), ET1 signals Galbot’s ambition to compete with established humanoid makers by offering a cost‑effective industrial humanoid.

 

SPECIFICATIONS:

 

Dimensions & Build

 

Height: 173 cm

 

Weight: 65 kg

 

Skeleton: Aluminum alloy

 

Outer shell: ABS/PC polymers

 

Hands: 5 fingers each, 24 DoF total

 

Overall DoF: 48

 

Mobility

 

Walking speed: 4 km/h

 

Max speed: 20 km/h (demo spec)

 

Stair climbing capability

 

Actuation

 

Quasi direct‑drive brushless servomotors

 

Planetary + harmonic gearboxes

 

Sensors & AI

 

Compute: NVIDIA Jetson Thor

 

Operating system: Linux, ROS2 compatible, OTA updates

 

AI: AstraBrain embodied model (vision‑language‑action)

 

Latency: <100 ms glass‑to‑action

 

IP rating: IP54

 

Battery & Power

 

Runtime: ~2 hours per charge

 

Connectivity

 

Wi‑Fi (2.4/5 GHz), Bluetooth 5.2

 

APPLICATIONS:

 

Industrial assembly

 

Logistics

 

Warehouse sorting

 

Human‑robot collaboration

 

Research trials

 

Image: @clankrmedia

 

Company Source:

 

https://www.galbot.com