Launch Video
The video shows the ET1 in interaction and performance settings.
- A 1250 mm height and 32 kg weight let one person carry and set it up, which is what directly determines setup time in stage and event use.
Galbot ET1
Interaction and Performance Humanoid Robot
- Height
- 1250 mm
- 32 kg
- DOF
- 26
- 38 with dexterous hands
- Compute
- 100 TOPS
- NX on the Flagship
- Main Processor
- RK3588
- Together with RDK X5
- Motion Model
- 100M
- Transformer parameter scale
- Vision
- Cift gozlu
- Stereo camera
The Galbot ET1 is a humanoid robot designed for interaction and performance scenarios. It stands 1250 mm and weighs 32 kg with the battery, dimensions that let one person carry and set it up.
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The Standard edition has 26 degrees of freedom; the Pro and Flagship add 12-degree-of-freedom dexterous hands for a total of 38. Visual perception uses a stereo camera. The main processors are an RK3588 and an RDK X5, with a 40 TOPS Orin Nano on the Pro and a 100 TOPS NX on the Flagship as additional compute. On the motion side it uses a Transformer-based motion foundation model at the hundred-million-parameter scale, and the robot learns new movement skills directly through human interaction rather than from motion capture or video data. Use scenarios include greeting, storefront promotion, stage dance and two-person stage performance.
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Overview
The Galbot ET1 is a humanoid robot designed for interaction and performance scenarios. Within Galbot's lineup the G1 and S1 take on manipulation and handling while the ET1 turns to direct interaction with people.
Mechanically: 1250 mm standing and 32 kg with the battery. That band lets one person carry the robot and set it up on a stage, and it is what determines setup cost per event.
Degrees of freedom vary by edition: 26 on the Standard and 38 on the Pro and Flagship with 12-DoF dexterous hands. The body, height, weight and main processors are identical across all three.
On compute, the main processors are an RK3588 and an RDK X5. The Pro carries a 40 TOPS Orin Nano and the Flagship a 100 TOPS NX as additional compute. Visual perception uses a stereo camera.
On motion it uses a Transformer-based motion foundation model at the hundred-million-parameter scale. The approach the manufacturer highlights is that new movement skills are learned during direct interaction with a person rather than from a motion capture studio or prepared video data, which lowers the cost of changing a stage programme.
Use scenarios include greeting and accompanying visitors in busy venues, storefront promotion, stage dance and formation work, and two-person stage performance.
For organizations with an ET1 requirement we assess sourcing, timing and the alternatives deliverable today transparently.
2 use casesThe Galbot ET1 in motion
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Which ET1 fits your needs?
The manufacturer's official variant matrix; the values are documented data.
| Feature | ET1 Standart | ET1 Pro | ET1 Flagship |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standing height | 1250 mm | 1250 mm | 1250 mm |
| Weight (with battery) | 32 kg | 32 kg | 32 kg |
| Degrees of freedom | 26 | 26 + 12 (becerikli el) | 26 + 12 (becerikli el) |
| Main processor | RK3588 + RDK X5 | RK3588 + RDK X5 | RK3588 + RDK X5 |
| Additional compute | Yok | Orin Nano, 40 TOPS | NX, 100 TOPS |
| Visual perception | Çift gözlü kamera | Çift gözlü kamera | Çift gözlü kamera |
| Quote | Get a Quote for This ModelET1 Standart | Get a Quote for This ModelET1 Pro | Get a Quote for This ModelET1 Flagship |
All three editions share the same body, the same 1250 mm height and the same 32 kg weight. The difference gathers in two places: dexterous hands and the additional compute unit. The Standard edition has 26 degrees of freedom; the Pro and Flagship add 12 more with dexterous hands. Additional compute is 40 TOPS on the Pro and 100 TOPS on the Flagship.
ET1 Standart
Twenty-six degrees of freedom with the RK3588 and RDK X5 main processors; the base configuration for greeting, stage and interaction scenarios.
ET1 Pro
Twelve-degree-of-freedom dexterous hands and a 40 TOPS Orin Nano; for interactions that require holding objects.
ET1 Flagship
The same dexterous hand layout with a 100 TOPS NX; for running larger models on the robot.
Use Cases
The use cases the manufacturer defines for the Galbot ET1.
- Mall and retail
- Performance and events
Key Advantages
Stage Dance
Choreography and formation tracking require all 26 degrees of freedom to be driven at once.
- it uses a Transformer-based motion foundation model at the hundred-million-parameter scale for this, so that new movements also remain stable and human-like.
Storefront Greeting
In the greeting scenario the robot senses passers-by, greets them and introduces products.
- That requires visual perception and speech to work together; on the ET1 vision comes from a stereo camera and additional compute is 40 TOPS on the Pro and 100 TOPS on the Flagship.
Learning Through Interaction
The approach the manufacturer highlights is that new movement skills are learned during direct interaction with a person, without a motion capture studio or prepared video data.
- In practice that means adding a new movement does not require a studio shoot and labelling cycle, which lowers the cost of changing a stage programme.
The Galbot ET1 up close
3 images; tap to enlarge.
Technical Specifications
10 values in 4 categories; data published by the manufacturer.
General structure
- Mobility form
- Bipedal humanoid; stage choreography, dance and two-person performance movement
- Degrees of freedom
- 26 (Standard); 26 + 12 with dexterous hands (Pro and Flagship)
- Materials
- 32 kg with the battery; a body one person can carry
- DoF layout
- Twenty-six degrees of freedom on the Standard; 38 in total on the Pro and Flagship with 12-DoF dexterous hands
- Structure and materials
- 1250 mm standing, 32 kg with the battery
Size and weight
- Dimensions (standing)
- 1250 mm standing
- Weight
- 32 kg
Sensors and connectivity
- Sensors
- Stereo camera
Software and development
- Processor
- RK3588 and RDK X5 main processors; additional compute of a 40 TOPS Orin Nano on the Pro and a 100 TOPS NX on the Flagship
- Software features
- A Transformer-based motion foundation model at the hundred-million-parameter scale; new movement skills are learned through human interaction rather than motion capture or video data
Sources and documents
Verified on the manufacturer page on 18 September 2026.
An itemised quote for the Galbot ET1 is prepared by configuration, quantity and delivery scope.
Technical Analysis of a Performance-Oriented HumanoidDesign decisions, comparison table and evaluation
Why 1250 mm and 32 kg
These dimensions come from the constraints of performance and event use. At 32 kg one person can carry the robot and set it up on a stage; on a full-size body above 70 kg that job needs two people and handling equipment, raising the setup cost per event. A height of 1250 mm is meaningful for interaction: the robot stands around an adult's chest height, close to eye level for a child while not presenting an intimidating mass to an adult. Fall risk also stays low in this band.
Where the Edition Difference Gathers
The body, height, weight and main processors are identical across the three editions. The difference falls under two headings: dexterous hands and additional compute. The Standard edition comes with 26 degrees of freedom and no hands, which suffices for greeting, dance and speech-led work because those scenarios do not involve holding objects. On the Pro and Flagship, 12-DoF hands raise the total to 38. On the compute side, the gap between 40 and 100 TOPS determines how large a model can run on the robot. The choice therefore follows whether the robot will interact with objects or only with people.
ET1 Versus Interaction-Class Humanoids
| Feature | Galbot ET1 | Booster K1 | Unitree G1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Height | 1250 mm | 95 cm | 132 cm |
| Weight | 32 kg | Approximately 19.5 kg | 35 kg |
| Degrees of freedom | 26; 38 with dexterous hands | 22 | 23 (EDU: 43) |
| Compute | 40 or 100 TOPS | 48 / 117 / 200 TOPS | Jetson Orin |
| Runtime | - | 30-80 minutes | Approximately 2 hours |
| Status in Turkey | Sourcing enquiry | Sourcing enquiry | Orderable |
Engineering Assessment
The ET1 targets different work within Galbot's lineup: where the G1 and S1 manipulate and carry, the ET1 is built for direct interaction with people. At 1250 mm and 32 kg it sits in a band that lowers setup cost in stage and event use. Twenty-six degrees of freedom give a wide envelope for choreography, and the dexterous hand option opens it to scenarios that involve holding objects. Learning new movements through interaction is a concrete difference for an event operator, because it lowers the cost of changing a stage programme.
Purchasing support
Supply model
Supply to Turkey is planned per project; import, delivery and commissioning scope are itemised in the quote.
Pre-sales assessment
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Source documents
Technical values come from the manufacturer's documents; verified on 18 September 2026. 1 documents at the bottom of the page.
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ET1: Frequently Asked Questions
The most common questions about the Galbot ET1.
Can the Galbot ET1 be bought in Turkey?
Sourcing, delivery schedule and investment for the ET1 are settled per project. If you have a corporate requirement you can talk to Robotlar.org: we assess the sourcing process, a realistic timeline and the alternatives deliverable today.
What are the Galbot ET1's specifications?
It stands 1250 mm and weighs 32 kg with the battery. The Standard edition has 26 degrees of freedom; the Pro and Flagship reach 38 with 12-DoF dexterous hands. Visual perception uses a stereo camera. The main processors are an RK3588 and an RDK X5, with additional compute of a 40 TOPS Orin Nano on the Pro and a 100 TOPS NX on the Flagship.
What is the difference between the Standard, Pro and Flagship editions?
The body, height, weight and main processors are identical. The Standard comes with 26 degrees of freedom and no dexterous hands, which suffices for greeting, dance and speech-led work. The Pro and Flagship raise the total to 38 with 12-DoF hands. Additional compute is 40 TOPS on the Pro and 100 TOPS on the Flagship. The choice follows whether the robot will interact with objects or only with people.
How long does the ET1 run?
Since runtime directly sets the programme in event and stage use, that value should be requested in writing before ordering. For comparison, the Booster K1 in the same class states 30 to 80 minutes by edition and the Unitree G1 approximately two hours.
Is there an alternative deliverable today?
Yes. The Unitree G1 (132 cm, 35 kg, Jetson Orin) can be ordered in Turkey today, with 4-6 week delivery, a 1-year official warranty, on-site commissioning and engineering support across Turkey. For greeting and promotion scenarios, Pudu Robotics service robots are also deliverable today and are widely used at trade fairs and in stores.
