UBTech Cruzr Y1

UBTech's Cruzr Y1 is a wheeled industrial humanoid for autonomous palletizing, recovery from displaced loads, precision sorting and machine tending. It debuted in late June 2026 at a supply-chain expo in China, where it performed a complete box-unstacking and palletizing cycle. The robot uses a mobile wheeled base rather than legs and accepts task-specific end effectors instead of dexterous humanlike hands.

An authorized UBTECH distributor lists the Y1 at 170 cm and 90 kg. Its two seven-axis arms handle a combined 10 kg payload, and interchangeable tools include a container gripper, two-finger gripper and carton clamp. Maximum travel speed is 1.5 m/s. The perception package includes lidar, binocular vision, area ToF sensors, all-around safety edges, one head RGB-D camera and two wrist RGB-D cameras.

The lithium-iron-phosphate battery is rated for more than four hours of standard operation and can be automatically charged, manually charged or rapidly replaced; charge time is listed below 1.5 hours. By September 2026, Gasgoo reported Cruzr Y1 units operating in a smart factory, while the authorized distributor offered implementation and purchase consultations. That evidence supports commercial status. No public list price was found.