Galaxy General's ET1 humanoid starts at 79,000 yuan, learns dance moves by watching
量子位 · wechat · 2026-10-02
Galaxy General's humanoid robot ET1 is priced at 79,000 yuan (basic, 26 DoF), 139,000 yuan (professional, Nano 40TOPS, watch-and-learn) and 179,000 yuan (flagship, NX 100TOPS, developer-customizable) — far below the rumored 200k. Powered by the self-developed AstraBrain-WBC cerebellar model and 1M+ hours of human motion data, ET1 can replicate dance moves in real time, even breakdance windmills, battles human dancers, uses Unitree motors, and cooperates with Galbot G1 across robot bodies. The entry price fills a market gap between consumer (20-30k) and professional (120-200k) tiers.
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