Full-size humanoid
PHYBOT's current product page lists the M1 at 176 cm and 67 kg. Earlier coverage gave 172 cm and about 60 kg. [2][6]
Price & availability
PHYBOT has not published a price
Preorder open
Current dataset status: Preorder.
The official page displays an order control and directs buyers to technical staff; no public price or delivery date is shown. [6]
Product overview
About PHYBOT M1
PHYBOT M1 is a full-size bipedal humanoid from PHYBOT, a company founded in September 2024. The M1 was shown at the 2025 World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, and later demonstrations included a reported backflip.
PHYBOT's current product page lists the M1 at 176 cm and 67 kg, with 32 or more body degrees of freedom excluding the dexterous hands. It states a walking speed of at least 2 m/s, endurance above two hours and a maximum joint torque of 830 NĀ·m under extreme laboratory conditions. The dual removable-battery system is specified as two 9 Ah packs with a 72 V power input and supports hot swapping. Earlier reporting gave lower figures of 172 cm, about 60 kg and joint torque above 530 NĀ·m; this page uses the newer official values.
The official page displays an order control and directs buyers to technical staff for customized solutions, but it does not disclose a price, delivery date or customer deployments. The status is therefore preorder rather than commercial.
Capabilities
Key features
High-torque joints
The official page lists 32+ body degrees of freedom and 830 NĀ·m maximum joint torque under extreme laboratory conditions. [6]
Own PhyArc cycloidal joint modules
PHYBOT develops its PhyArc series of integrated cycloidal joint modules, which it says improve lightweight design, power, precision and shock resistance. [1]
Reported payload and backflip video
A January 2026 report gives a dual-arm payload of 10 to 20 kg and back-carrying above 50 kg. A December 2025 article describes a backflip video. [3][5]
Dual removable batteries
PHYBOT lists two 9 Ah batteries, support for hot swapping and more than two hours of endurance. [6]
Hardware profile
Specifications
Official ā stated by the manufacturer or organizerReported ā stated by a credible third partyEstimated ā derived or approximate
Body
Mobility
- Maximum speed
- 2 m/sOfficial ā stated by the manufacturer or organizer[6]Manufacturer states at least 2 m/s; lower bound shown
- Peak joint torque
- 830 NĀ·mOfficial ā stated by the manufacturer or organizer[6]Maximum joint torque under extreme laboratory conditions; July 2025 coverage reported above 530 NĀ·m
Power
- Battery
- 1.3 kWhEstimated ā derived or approximate[6]Derived from the listed 72 V power input and two 9 Ah battery packs: 72 V Ć 18 Ah = 1.296 kWh
- Runtime
- 2 hOfficial ā stated by the manufacturer or organizer[6]Manufacturer states more than two hours; lower bound shown
- Swappable battery
- YesOfficial ā stated by the manufacturer or organizer[6]Dual removable batteries support hot swapping; the page states about 15 seconds for a single-battery swap
Hands & Manipulation
- Payload
- 10 kgReported ā stated by a credible third party[3]Dual-arm payload range 10 to 20 kg; lower bound shown
Compute & Sensing
- Sensors
- 9-axis IMUOfficial ā stated by the manufacturer or organizer[6]
Show unknown fields (6)
Mobility
- Actuation
- Not published
Power
- Charge time
- Not published
Hands & Manipulation
- DoF per hand
- Not published
- Hand / end effector
- Not published
Compute & Sensing
- Onboard compute
- Not published
- AI stack
- Not published
Quick answers
PHYBOT M1 FAQ
Can you buy PHYBOT M1?
Yes. PHYBOT M1 has a verified official order or preorder page. [6]
How tall is PHYBOT M1 and how much does it weigh?
PHYBOT M1 is 176 cm tall and weighs 67 kg (Current product-page figure; July 2025 coverage gave about 60 kg). [6]
How fast is PHYBOT M1?
Its stated maximum speed is 2 m/s; Manufacturer states at least 2 m/s; lower bound shown. [6]
How long does the PHYBOT M1 battery last?
The stated runtime is 2 hours per charge; Manufacturer states more than two hours; lower bound shown. [6]
How much can PHYBOT M1 carry?
The listed payload is 10 kg; Dual-arm payload range 10 to 20 kg; lower bound shown. [3]
How many degrees of freedom does PHYBOT M1 have?
PHYBOT M1 has 32 listed degrees of freedom; Stated as 32+ body degrees of freedom, excluding the dexterous hands; lower bound shown. [6]
Who makes PHYBOT M1?
PHYBOT M1 is made by PHYBOT, based in China. [6]
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Evidence
Sources
- [1]WAIC 2026: PHYBOT full family makes first dynamic joint appearance (Gasgoo) āGasgoo Ā· press Ā· accessed Oct 8, 2026
- [2]PHYBOT at WAIC 2025 (Pedaily) āPedaily (ęčµē) Ā· press Ā· accessed Oct 8, 2026
- [3]PHYBOT angel++ round and product lineup (QbitAI) āQbitAI (éåä½) Ā· press Ā· accessed Oct 8, 2026
- [4]PHYBOT exhibitor profile, World Robot Conference 2026 āWorld Robot Conference Ā· other Ā· accessed Oct 8, 2026
- [5]PHYBOT M1 performs a backflip (Tecnoandroid) āTecnoandroid Ā· press Ā· accessed Oct 8, 2026
- [6]PHYBOT M1 product page āPHYBOT Ā· official Ā· accessed Oct 8, 2026