Wheeled humanoid for factories
Gasgoo describes the D1 as a wheeled industrial humanoid aimed at high-frequency factory workflows. [1]
Price & availability
Pilot deployments only
Current dataset status: Pilot.
Product overview
MagicBot D1 is an industrial wheeled humanoid from MagicLab, unveiled at the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai in July 2026. Gasgoo describes it as a wheeled humanoid aimed at high-frequency factory work. It uses visual recognition and force-controlled arms for material grasping, cross-zone transport and production-line loading, and it supports fleet scheduling across units.
Press coverage reports that the D1 is already in routine operation at a Dreame smart-manufacturing facility. The reported hardware includes 7-DoF force-controlled arms with a 5 kg payload per arm, 0.5 N force-control precision, an 80โ230 cm working-height range and a 90 cm reach. The battery supports hot swapping and automatic recharge, which the company says enables unattended operation; no credible per-charge runtime was found.
A D1 product page or official specification sheet was not found. On-site IFA coverage quotes MagicLab staff saying the D1 can switch between a gripper and a dexterous hand. No public price or ship date has been published. Because the D1 is reported in use at a named customer but cannot be ordered through an official page, it is listed as a pilot.
Capabilities
Gasgoo describes the D1 as a wheeled industrial humanoid aimed at high-frequency factory workflows. [1]
Visual recognition and force-controlled arms handle material grasping, cross-zone transport and loading of production lines, according to Gasgoo. [1]
Multiple D1 units can be coordinated through fleet scheduling, according to the launch coverage. [1]
Gasgoo reports that the D1 is in routine operation at a Dreame smart manufacturing facility, where it carries out real production tasks. [1]
PEDaily reports an 80โ230 cm working-height range, a 90 cm grasping radius and localization error of 7 cm or less. [2]
PEDaily says the D1 supports hot-swap battery replacement and automatic recharging, for 24/7 unattended operation. [2]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
No general order page is verified. MagicLab MagicBot D1 is currently classified as pilot. [1]
The listed payload is 5 kg; Per arm; press coverage also reports 7 DoF per arm and 0.5 N force-control precision. [2]
MagicLab MagicBot D1 is made by MagicLab, based in China. [1]
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