MagicLab MagicBot G1 Standard Edition Humanoid Robot

A full-size, two-legged humanoid built to work in spaces designed for people. It is aimed at research labs, schools and organizations piloting humanoid robots in service and industrial settings.

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BRAND:
MAGICLAB
MODEL:
MAGICBOT Z1 STANDARD EDITION
ORIGIN:
China
Warranty:
12 MONTHS
AVAILABILITY:
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SKU:
MagicLab-MagicBot-G1
$119,800.00
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MagicLab MagicBot G1 Standard Edition Humanoid Robot

A building is a set of promises made to a human body: the door is as wide as a person needs, the shelf sits at arm height, the workbench at elbow height. Most robots ask you to break those promises and rebuild the space around the machine. The MagicLab MagicBot G1 Standard Edition Humanoid Robot takes the opposite route. It arrives in a human-scale, two-legged body with a large number of joints, and it is meant to work in rooms that were never designed for it. For teams in the Caribbean who run hotels, ports, campuses, workshops and laboratories, that idea deserves a close look.

The MagicLab MagicBot G1 Standard Edition Humanoid Robot is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

The company behind the MagicBot line

The MagicBot G1 is built by Magiclab Robotics Technology (Wuxi) Co., Ltd., a robotics manufacturer based in Wuxi. The company develops several families of machines under the MagicLab name: full-size bipedal humanoids, such as the MagicBot X1 and the MagicBot Z1 editions, and quadruped robots, such as the MagicDog range. Humanoids and quadrupeds share a common engineering thread: legged locomotion, onboard computing and software that coordinates many joints at once.

The lineage includes MagicBot Gen1, MagicBot G1 and G1 Pro. The figures in this article belong to MagicBot Gen1, and they are kept with that version. If you are comparing the G1 with other bipedal machines, the Bipedal Humanoids category and the wider Humanoids category show the rest of the range side by side.

Where the G1 sits in the range

The G1 is a full-size humanoid, a platform for people who want to put a human-shaped machine to work, not a table-top demonstrator. Its body has 42 degrees of freedom. That figure matters because every added joint gives the robot more ways to reach, grip, balance and gesture. A body with that many degrees of freedom is a strong fit for tasks in which posture and arm movement count as much as raw speed.

Behind the joints sits a high-performance computing module that combines an 8-core CPU with a 100 TOPS AI processor. In practical terms, that gives developers and integrators onboard processing for perception and decision-making, so the robot does not depend on a remote machine for every choice. The Standard Edition name signals the base configuration of the G1 line.

Technical Specifications

SpecificationMagicBot Gen1
Standing dimensions1740*580*280 mm
Degrees of freedom42
Single-arm loadUp to 7.5 kg
Total body static loadUp to 40 kg
High-performance computing module8-Core CPU + 100 TOPS AI Processor
Battery capacity25 Ah (1.35 kWh)
ManufacturerMagiclab Robotics Technology (Wuxi) Co., Ltd.

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the ingress protection rating, the maximum slope climbing angle, the operating temperature range or the power consumption; they are confirmed at quotation.

What does the G1 offer beyond a simple walking robot?

Many bipedal machines can walk and wave. The question for a working buyer is what the robot can do once it arrives at the workstation. The G1 answers in three parts: its body, its load handling and its computing.

The body is the first part. With 42 degrees of freedom, the robot has the joint count needed for expressive arm movement and for the kind of reaching that daily tasks demand. The standing dimensions of 1740*580*280 mm describe a machine about as tall as an adult, which is what lets it share corridors, counters and shelves with people.

The second part is load handling. The robot takes single-arm loads of up to 7.5 kg and total body static loads of up to 40 kg. Those two figures describe different things, and it helps to keep them apart. The first tells you what one arm can hold. The second concerns the whole body under static conditions. Neither should be read as a general carrying capacity for walking with a load, so describe your specific task when you request a quotation.

The third part is computing. An 8-core CPU alongside a 100 TOPS AI processor is the hardware that supports vision, planning and interaction software. For research groups and integrators, onboard AI compute means that experiments with perception and behavior can run on the robot itself.

How much battery does the G1 carry?

The battery capacity is 25 Ah, or 1.35 kWh. That figure tells you how much energy the robot stores. It does not, on its own, tell you how long the robot will work, because runtime depends on what the robot is doing. For that reason this page does not promise an operating time. If your project depends on a particular shift length, state it when you request a quotation so we can review it against your intended tasks.

Who is the MagicBot G1 for?

The G1 suits organizations that want a full-size humanoid for real work or serious study, and that are comfortable planning a deployment around it.

Universities and technical institutes will find a platform for teaching legged robotics, control and applied AI, with enough joints and onboard compute to support meaningful research. Developers and system integrators can use it as a base for building humanoid applications in logistics support, inspection or demonstration. Hospitality and tourism operators in the region may consider it for reception, guidance and showcase roles, where a human-sized form draws attention and engages visitors. Industrial teams exploring assistance tasks in spaces designed for people can use it as a pilot platform.

If your needs differ, other MagicLab machines may fit better. You can compare the MagicLab MagicBot X1 Full-Size Humanoid Robot, the MagicLab MagicBot Z1 Standard Edition Humanoid Robot or the MagicLab MagicBot Z1 Development Edition Humanoid Robot on their own pages before you decide.

What is the MagicBot G1 used for?

  1. Research and development. A 42-degree-of-freedom body and onboard AI compute give labs a platform for locomotion, manipulation and perception work.
  2. Education and training. Students can see humanoid robotics at full scale, with real hardware instead of simulation alone.
  3. Customer-facing demonstrations. A human-height robot draws attention at exhibitions, showrooms and visitor centers.
  4. Light material handling studies. With single-arm loads of up to 7.5 kg, teams can test how a humanoid might assist with carrying and placing items.
  5. Service and guidance pilots. Hotels, airports and public venues can trial a humanoid in reception or wayfinding roles.
  6. Industrial assistance trials. Manufacturers can assess whether a human-shaped robot can work at stations built for people.

Pricing and Availability

Every MagicBot G1 is quoted to the project, because configuration, destination and support needs differ from one buyer to the next. Send us your intended use, your location and any questions about the specifications, and we will respond with a quotation. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The MagicLab MagicBot G1 Standard Edition Humanoid Robot is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is the MagicBot G1?

The standing dimensions are 1740*580*280 mm, which describes a robot about the height of an adult.

How many degrees of freedom does it have?

The body has 42 degrees of freedom.

What can the G1 carry?

It handles single-arm loads of up to 7.5 kg and total body static loads of up to 40 kg. Please describe your specific task when you request a quotation.

What computing hardware does it use?

The high-performance computing module combines an 8-core CPU with a 100 TOPS AI processor.

What is the battery capacity?

The battery capacity is 25 Ah (1.35 kWh). Tell us the shift length you need and we will take it into account in your quotation.

Is the G1 meant for outdoor or wet conditions?

Please tell us where you plan to use the robot, and we will advise on the environment when preparing your quotation.

Where can I buy the MagicBot G1 and what does it cost?

You can request the MagicLab MagicBot G1 Standard Edition Humanoid Robot through this page. The cost is given in a quotation prepared for your project, so no price is listed here.

Summary

The idea behind the MagicBot G1 is simple: instead of rebuilding the workplace around a machine, send in a machine shaped for the workplace. A body of about adult height, 42 degrees of freedom, arm and body loads, and an 8-core CPU with a 100 TOPS AI processor make it a serious platform for research, education, demonstration and pilot projects. Your quotation is where the remaining details are settled for your site. If a full-size humanoid belongs in your plans, this page is the starting point.

Specifications

General

BRAND MAGICLAB
MODEL MAGICBOT Z1 STANDARD EDITION
ROBOT TYPE HUMANOID

Physical

HEIGHT 174.0 cm
WIDTH 58.0 cm
DEPTH 28.0 cm
WEIGHT 67.5 kg
ROBOT HEIGHT 174 cm / 5'9"

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