Galbot ET1 Pro Humanoid Robot

Galbot ET1 Pro Humanoid Robot

Galbot ET1 Pro is the Pro configuration of the ET1 bipedal humanoid platform. Galbot presents ET1 as a robot for real-time multimodal interaction and expressive movement, with applications in visitor engagement, storefront greeting, entertainment and live performance. The Pro configuration combines the ET1 platform with additional computing capability and dexterous-hand functionality described in the manufacturer's configuration table.

Design and published specifications

The official ET1 specification lists a standing height of 1250 mm, equivalent to 125.0 cm, and a robot mass of 32 kg including the battery. These values describe the physical platform; they are not payload ratings. Buyers should confirm final dimensions, transport packaging and handling arrangements for the supplied package before planning shipping or installation.

Galbot lists 26 base degrees of freedom for ET1. The Pro and Flagship configurations are described as 26 + 12 with dexterous hands. This distinction matters when comparing offers: the additional hand degrees of freedom should not be treated as a different base-body joint count. The precise included hand hardware and accessories should be itemized in the quotation rather than inferred from the product-family name.

Perception and computing

ET1 uses stereo-camera visual perception. The manufacturer's main-processor specification names RK3588 + RDK X5, and its Pro-specific high-performance compute entry names Orin Nano at 40 TOPS. The higher-tier Flagship entry is separate; NX 100 TOPS should not be attributed to ET1 Pro.

Compute ratings describe a component's published processing capability rather than a guaranteed result for every application. A demonstration and a defined acceptance test are more useful than an isolated TOPS figure when evaluating a particular interaction, movement routine or installation. Software versions, enabled features and the delivered configuration should therefore be confirmed during quotation.

Motion and interaction technology

Galbot describes ET1 as using a 100-million-parameter Transformer motion foundation model to support stable, natural and human-like movements. It also presents dynamic reasoning, action planning and learning through interaction as elements of the ET1 platform. These are manufacturer descriptions of the platform's approach, not a promise that an unconfigured robot can perform any requested task.

For practical procurement, define the intended movements, interaction sequence and operating environment before agreeing a configuration. Ask which behaviours are supplied, which require preparation, and which depend on additional services or development. Do not assume compatibility with a particular external software stack, programming interface or language unless it is expressly included in the offer.

Applications and use cases

Galbot illustrates ET1 in theme-park interaction, storefront greeting, coordinated dance performance and live comedy. These examples place the robot in people-facing settings where movement, speech and audience response are part of the experience. A proposed installation should be evaluated against its own audience, available space and operational requirements rather than assuming that a promotional scenario transfers unchanged.

For a retail or exhibition project, specify what the robot should introduce, how visitors should approach it, and how staff will supervise the experience. For a stage project, define the routine, preparation process and rehearsal expectations. These are planning considerations, not additional certified capabilities or included service commitments.

Configuration and purchasing considerations

A useful quotation should identify the exact ET1 Pro hardware, included battery and charging equipment, hand configuration, software access, documentation, accessories and support arrangements. Confirm whether any demonstrations, training or installation services are included. Items not listed in the offer should not be assumed to be part of the package.

Published specifications do not establish runtime, ingress protection, lifting capacity, travel speed, regulatory approvals or warranty terms for this listing. Those details are intentionally not supplied here without verified configuration-specific evidence. If a project depends on any of them, request written confirmation before ordering.

Pricing and availability

This product is offered through a quotation request. No public retail price, delivery date or immediate stock commitment is stated. Catalogue stock indicators and placeholder quantities support enquiry visibility only; they do not represent confirmed physical inventory or availability for immediate shipment. Final availability is subject to supplier confirmation.

Frequently asked questions

What is Galbot ET1 Pro?

It is the Pro configuration of Galbot's ET1 bipedal humanoid platform, positioned for interaction, entertainment and expressive movement.

How tall and heavy is the platform?

The official specification lists 1250 mm standing height and 32 kg including the battery.

Which computing module is listed for Pro?

Galbot lists Orin Nano at 40 TOPS for the Pro high-performance compute configuration.

How are the degrees of freedom specified?

The manufacturer describes Pro as 26 + 12 with dexterous hands. Confirm the supplied hand package in the quotation.

Where can I buy it?

Submit an enquiry for an itemized quotation covering configuration, software access, supply terms and delivery destination.

Summary

Galbot ET1 Pro combines the ET1 humanoid form factor with Pro-specific computing and a manufacturer-described dexterous-hand configuration. Its suitability for a project should be established through verified configuration details, demonstrations and agreed supply terms.

Manufacturer reference: Galbot ET1 overview and specifications.