Galbot ET1 / 银河星仔 (“Xingzai”)
Galbot's first fully bipedal humanoid, unveiled at the 2026 World Robot Conference on 2026-08-19. It extends Galbot from the wheeled G1/S1 architecture into dynamic whole-body locomotion; it does not replace the wheeled G1 or heavy-load S1. [P1] [P2]
AstraBrain-Agent — described by Galbot as a physical-world agent that continuously observes its surroundings, understands spoken instructions, plans actions dynamically, and learns skills through interaction. This is the named launch architecture, not a reviewed paper. [P2]
Street dance, hand-supported inversion, real-time synchronization with a human dancer, improvised spoken interaction, and household organization/laundry tasks. Galbot says ET1 is being trained for tennis. [P1] [P3]
Capital bipeds — status cards
Dated official/press sources only. Public numbers for these systems are talks, filings, or press — not product manuals — so they stay in cards.
Figure announced on 2026-04-29 that it had produced more than 350 Figure 03 robots and raised its demonstrated production rate from one per day to one per hour; BotQ first-generation design capacity was up to 12,000 robots/year. Figure 03 reached BMW in June 2026. [P4]
Unknowns: sustained customer-delivery rate and a full public specification sheet.Tesla's January 2026 outlook described Gen 3 as the first mass-production-intended design with production before end-2026 and eventual 1M units/year capacity. The Q2 filing used more cautious language: Fremont construction began, production anticipated later in 2026. [P5]
Unknowns: volume production not confirmed as of 2026-08-25; no public datasheet.Boston Dynamics announced on 2026-01-05 that it would begin manufacturing the electric product version immediately, with 2026 fleet deployments committed to Hyundai and Google DeepMind. [P6]
Unknowns: this is early industrial rollout, not evidence of broad volume production; no public spec sheet.Apptronik's 2026-06-30 announcement described Apollo 2 fleets operating across its Austin Robot Park, Google DeepMind, Mercedes-Benz, and GXO sites; February 2026 closed more than $935M in Series A to scale production. [P7]
Unknowns: no public production-per-hour or annual output figure; no public datasheet.