Wheeled, cable-driven body
The T1 rides on a wheeled base rather than legs. Its cable-driven motion system is carried over from the S1 flagship. [5]
Price & availability
Starting ยท USD ยท OfficialOfficial โ stated by the manufacturer or organizer
Original price: USD 18,000 (US market)
Source: Astribot brings T1 to North America โ ยท Sep 29, 2026
Official US starting price announced in September 2026. The Chinese launch price was reported as CNY 89,900; a third-party catalog lists US$13,500 without establishing a market or date.
Available to order from Jun 1, 2026
Current dataset status: Commercial.
Product overview
The Astribot T1 is a compact wheeled humanoid from Shenzhen-based Stardust Intelligence, which trades as Astribot. It is a lower-cost sibling to the S1 and uses a cable-driven motion system. Chinese coverage dates the public launch to 28 May 2026 and says shipments began on 1 June.
Astribot's North American launch release gives approximate dimensions of 155 cm and 66 kg, 23 body degrees of freedom excluding end effectors, and a payload of 5 kg per arm. The same official release says the platform supports automatic charging, quick battery replacement, interchangeable end effectors, and joint-, Cartesian-, whole-body- and sensor-level SDK and API access. Third-party catalog figures list a top speed of 5 km/h and four to six hours of operation per charge.
At IROS 2026 in Pittsburgh, Astribot demonstrated the T1 tidying deformable objects into a backpack with its Lumo-2 foundation model. The company announced a US starting price of US$18,000 with ordering and immediate delivery in the United States; the Chinese launch price was reported as 89,900 yuan. Astribot has not published a stable model-specific order URL on its corporate site, so the buy field remains empty.
Capabilities
The T1 rides on a wheeled base rather than legs. Its cable-driven motion system is carried over from the S1 flagship. [5]
The official launch release says the end effector is modular; third-party listings describe simple grippers and five-finger dexterous hands. [5][1]
Astribot provides SDK and API access at joint, Cartesian, whole-body and sensor levels, with swappable compute and sensor modules. [5]
At IROS 2026 in Pittsburgh, the T1 autonomously tidied deformable objects into a backpack, using Astribot's Lumo-2 foundation model. [5]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
Astribot T1 is listed at from $18,000 (Starting, official). The source also states USD 18,000 (US market). [5]
Astribot T1 is classified as commercial, but this record does not include a verified official order link. [3]
Astribot T1 is 155 cm tall and weighs 66 kg (Approximate figure in Astribot's North American launch release). [5]
Its stated maximum speed is 1.39 m/s; 5 km/h per humanoid.guide. [1]
The stated runtime is 4 hours per charge; Lower bound of the reported 4 to 6 hours per charge. [1]
The listed payload is 5 kg; Per arm. [5]
Astribot T1 has 23 listed degrees of freedom; Across the body, excluding end effectors. [5]
Yes. Astribot T1 is recorded as providing a public developer SDK or API. [3]
Astribot T1 is made by Stardust Intelligence (Astribot), based in China. [3]
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