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Galbot S1

Specs, price & availability Β· verified Oct 2026

Galbot S1 is a 179.3 cm, 320 kg wheeled from Galbot (China), available to order from Jan 2026 with no published price.

Price
Not disclosed
Height
179.3 cm
Weight
320 kg
Total DoF
17

Last verified Oct 8, 2026

Price & availability

Galbot has not published a price

Available to order from Jan 2026

Current dataset status: Commercial.

The Buy Now button on Galbot's S1 page links to this JD.com product (tracking parameters removed). No price is shown on Galbot's page. [1]

Product overview

About Galbot S1

Galbot S1 is a wheeled, dual-arm heavy-duty robot from Galbot (ι“Άζ²³ι€šη”¨), a Beijing embodied-AI company. Galbot launched it on 18 January 2026 for industrial, warehouse and logistics work. The official page describes a four-wheel-steering omnidirectional chassis with a head, a chest section, two 7-DoF arms and a lift.

Galbot's marketing page advertises a maximum 50 kg payload with both arms. Its current S1 2.0 technical guide instead specifies 15 kg per arm and 30 kg total rated payload, so both official figures are disclosed. The robot has a 1.5 m/s maximum speed, 2,390 mm vertical reach, NVIDIA AGX Orin 64GB compute and camera, LiDAR and force sensing. Two 48 V, 30 Ah batteries support hot-swapping, an eight-hour laboratory runtime and two-hour per-battery charging.

CATL reported in June 2026 that the S1 was operating on its production lines for material handling and picking in module and battery-pack manufacturing. The official product page links to a JD.com purchase listing but shows no price, so this entry records no headline price.

Capabilities

Key features

50 kg dual-arm payload

Galbot's product page advertises up to 50 kg with both arms. The current S1 2.0 technical guide instead specifies 15 kg per arm and 30 kg total rated payload. [1][4]

Hot-swappable batteries

Two 48 V, 30 Ah packs allow hot-swapping. The official full-charge runtime is 8 hours, and press reports a swap takes about 10 seconds. [1][2]

Wheeled omnidirectional base

The chassis is a four-wheel-steering omnidirectional base with a 1.5 m/s top speed and a 2,390 mm vertical reach. [1]

Production use at CATL

CnEVPost reported in June 2026 that the S1 had entered CATL's smart production line for material handling and picking. [3]

Hardware profile

Specifications

Official β€” stated by the manufacturer or organizerReported β€” stated by a credible third partyEstimated β€” derived or approximate

Body

Height
179.3 cmOfficial β€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1]Maximum height, 1,793 mm per the official page
Weight
320 kgOfficial β€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1]
Total DoF
17Official β€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1]Neck 2, arms 7 each (14), lift 1; end effectors and chassis not counted

Mobility

Maximum speed
1.5 m/sOfficial β€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1]Maximum speed per the official page

Power

Battery
2.88 kWhOfficial β€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1]Two 48 V, 30 Ah packs (1.44 kWh each)
Runtime
8 hOfficial β€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1]Full-charge runtime; hot-swap allows continuous operation
Charge time
2 hOfficial β€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1]With the single-battery adapter
Swappable battery
YesOfficial β€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1][2]Hot-swap supported; press reports a swap of about 10 seconds

Hands & Manipulation

Payload
50 kgOfficial β€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1][4]Marketing maximum for both arms. Galbot's S1 2.0 technical guide lists 15 kg per arm and 30 kg total rated payload.

Compute & Sensing

Onboard compute
NVIDIA AGX Orin 64GB (275 TOPS)Official β€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1]
Sensors
Binocular camera (head), 3D LiDAR (head and chassis), Depth cameras (chest), Six-axis force sensors (chest)Official β€” stated by the manufacturer or organizer[1]
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Mobility

Peak joint torque
Not published
Actuation
Not published

Hands & Manipulation

DoF per hand
Not published
Hand / end effector
Not published

Compute & Sensing

AI stack
Not published

Quick answers

Galbot S1 FAQ

Can you buy Galbot S1?

Yes. Galbot S1 has a verified official order or preorder page and availability is listed from Jan 2026. [1]

How tall is Galbot S1 and how much does it weigh?

Galbot S1 is 179.3 cm tall and weighs 320 kg. [1]

How fast is Galbot S1?

Its stated maximum speed is 1.5 m/s; Maximum speed per the official page. [1]

How long does the Galbot S1 battery last?

The stated runtime is 8 hours per charge; Full-charge runtime; hot-swap allows continuous operation. [1]

How much can Galbot S1 carry?

The listed payload is 50 kg; Marketing maximum for both arms. Galbot's S1 2.0 technical guide lists 15 kg per arm and 30 kg total rated payload.. [1][4]

How many degrees of freedom does Galbot S1 have?

Galbot S1 has 17 listed degrees of freedom; Neck 2, arms 7 each (14), lift 1; end effectors and chassis not counted. [1]

Who makes Galbot S1?

Galbot S1 is made by Galbot, based in China. [1]

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Evidence

Sources

  1. [1]Galbot S1 product page β†—Galbot Β· official Β· accessed Oct 8, 2026
  2. [2]Galbot S1 launch report, 20 Jan 2026 (Chinese-language) β†—China.com (reposting Caixun) Β· press Β· accessed Oct 8, 2026
  3. [3]CATL, Galbot partner to scale humanoid robots in battery factories β†—CnEVPost Β· press Β· accessed Oct 8, 2026
  4. [4]Galbot S1 2.0 quick-start guide and specifications β†—Galbot Β· official Β· accessed Oct 8, 2026
  5. [5]Galbot S1 launch release β†—Galbot via PR Newswire Β· official Β· accessed Oct 8, 2026
  6. [6]Galbot S1 deployed on CATL production lines β†—CATL Β· official Β· accessed Oct 8, 2026