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Galbot G1: a two-armed wheeled robot that rises 650 mm and claims 8 hours of work per charge

Galbot is aiming its G1, a robot with two arms and a software “brain” called AstraBrain, at industry, retail, care and education.

Published on · 1 min read · 1 sourceGalbot G1 sheet →

According to Galbot's data sheet, the robot's legs extend and retract to change its height by 650 mm, and each arm measures 710 mm from shoulder to wrist.

Each arm carries 5 kg, or 10 kg in total, and the robot has 21 degrees of freedom. At the end of the arms, the manufacturer offers a choice of an articulated hand, a suction cup or a gripper.

The G1 does not walk. It moves on a 4-wheel base that can travel in any direction, at up to 1.5 m/s.

Galbot claims 8 hours of work per charge, and 3.5 hours to recharge the battery using an adapter.

The manufacturer states that its 银河太空舱 system is already installed at more than 170 sites in more than 40 cities in the country. It presents this as one of the first examples in the world of humanoids operated at scale in cities.

Source

  1. Galbot (official product pages) · galbot.com

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