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Wheeled dual-arm robots and embodied AI for retail, pharmacy and warehouse work
A Beijing embodied AI company. It launched the G1 wheeled dual-arm robot in June 2024 and the heavy-duty S1 in January 2026, and opened pre-orders for the small ET1 humanoid in September 2026, giving it three models. G1 units run unattended "Galaxy Space Capsule" kiosks at more than 170 sites in over 40 cities, and one works around the clock as China's first pharmacy robot in Beijing. Galbot raised RMB 2.5 billion in March 2026; reports put its valuation above RMB 20 billion and its three-year funding at about RMB 7 billion. Press reports say G1 shipped over 1,200 units in 2025 and name CATL, Bosch, Toyota, BAIC and SAIC as customers; official shipment figures are not confirmed. A Hong Kong IPO is reportedly in preparation. In Japan, BigHandz handles deployment, implementation and technical support.
Researched as of November 3, 2026. Each item links to its source.
Galbot opened pre-orders for Galbot ET1, a 125 cm, 32 kg humanoid for interaction and performances, sold through its official JD.com flagship store.
Source: galbot.comA G1-run 24-hour instant-delivery pharmacy began regular operation at a LBX Pharmacy store in Shanghai's Xuhui district, averaging 90 seconds from order to pickup locker.
Source: mp.weixin.qq.comAt the 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing (Aug 22–26) Galbot won all three scenario golds (home, dining, supermarket) in fully autonomous mode, and played autonomous tennis with humans at the opening ceremony.
Source: mp.weixin.qq.comabc said it received a Galbot G1 on June 17 and began testing it for Japanese operating conditions ahead of a planned September 2026 business launch.
Source: logi-today.comGalbot signed a global strategic agreement with CATL's NING Service, naming it Galbot's global service provider for robot after-sales.
Source: mp.weixin.qq.comTSE-listed abc announced a physical-AI robot business with Galbot and BigHandz, covering R&D, PoCs, maintenance and data use rather than hardware sales alone.
Source: zaikei.co.jpGalbot announced a RMB 2.5 billion round; reports put three-year cumulative funding at about RMB 7 billion.
Source: technode.comGalbot reportedly raised over US$300 million at a US$3 billion valuation. Bloomberg reported the same month that it had picked banks for a 2026 Hong Kong IPO, which the company denied.
Source: bloomberg.comImageAn omnidirectional wheeled dual-arm robot. A lifting waist and two 7-DOF arms reach shelves from floor level to about 2.1 m for picking, restocking and inventory checks. End effectors are swappable, and AstraBrain handles visual understanding and manipulation. Not to be confused with Unitree's biped G1.
ImageAn industrial and logistics robot for heavy loads, launched in January 2026. Its two arms handle up to 50 kg for picking, transfer and loading across a vertical range of about 2.4 m. Shipment status is not officially confirmed.
In a 70 m² pharmacy with about 5,000 SKUs, the robot finds, picks and packs medicines, loads a pickup locker, checks and restocks inventory and scans traceability codes. It reportedly grasps with about 99.5% success, and staff say it cuts labor needs by more than half.
Unattended kiosks where a G1 picks and hands over ordered goods. Galbot's site cites deployment at over 170 sites in more than 40 cities, plus over a year of continuous operation at about 100 instant-retail warehouses.
Under a purchase agreement with BigHandz, abc received one G1 on June 17, 2026 and began testing basic operation, safety and operations in Japan. This is not yet a permanent paid deployment.
BigHandz started sales and integration support in February 2026 and in April announced itself as Galbot's Japanese sales and strategic partner. It showed G1 and S1 at Humanoid Robot EXPO, and a G1 took part in the TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY opening ceremony in March.
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