The Galbot ET1 Pro is the Pro edition of Galbot's ET1, a bipedal humanoid built for real-time interaction with people and expressive whole-body movement. It stands 1250 mm tall and weighs 32 kg with its battery. Galbot shows the ET1 in theme parks, at storefronts, on stage and at live events.
Two specifications define the Pro edition. Its degrees of freedom are 26 + 12 with dexterous hands: the 26 belong to the base body and the 12 come with the hands, so compare each number separately when you weigh it against other humanoids. Its high-performance compute is Orin Nano at 40 TOPS, alongside an RK3588 + RDK X5 main processor. The ET1 Flagship has a separate compute specification, so a figure quoted for that edition does not describe this one.
Vision comes from a stereo camera. For motion, Galbot describes the ET1 as using a 100M-scale Transformer motion foundation model that keeps new movements stable, natural and human-like, together with dynamic reasoning and action planning. Galbot also says the ET1 can learn new movement skills directly through interaction with people, without motion capture or motion videos. These describe the platform's approach, so agree in the quotation which behaviours come with your unit and which need preparation.
The ET1 Pro suits visitor attractions, retailers, event and stage producers, and research groups working on human-robot interaction. Before ordering, define the movements, the interaction sequence and the space it will work in, then check the quotation for the hand hardware, battery and charging equipment, software and development access, and packed shipping dimensions. Runtime, walking speed, payload and ingress protection are confirmed at quote.
Key Capabilities
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26 + 12 Degrees of Freedom: The 26 belong to the base body and the other 12 come with the Pro edition's dexterous hands, whose exact hardware is named on the quotation.
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Orin Nano Compute at 40 TOPS: This high-performance compute sits alongside an RK3588 + RDK X5 main processor and is specific to the Pro edition.
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Stereo Camera Perception: The ET1's visual perception runs on a stereo camera.
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100M-Scale Motion Model: Galbot describes this Transformer motion foundation model as keeping new movements stable, natural and human-like.
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Learns Through Interaction: Galbot says the ET1 can learn new movement skills directly from people, without motion capture or motion videos.
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1250 mm Bipedal Body: It stands 1250 mm tall and weighs 32 kg with its battery, and neither figure is a payload rating.
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Built for People-Facing Settings: Galbot shows the ET1 greeting customers at storefronts, engaging theme-park visitors, dancing in formation on stage and performing live two-person comedy.
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This unit is sourced new through established distribution channels and ships worldwide with the manufacturer warranty. Technical support is coordinated with the manufacturer's own service network. Deployment scope, configuration, and commissioning responsibilities are agreed as part of the quotation — on-site installation is not included in the product price.
