MagicLab MagicBot G1 Standard Edition Humanoid Robot

Almost every workplace in Europe was designed around one body plan: doors, corridors, workbenches, shelves and lifts all assume a person of roughly human height and reach. A robot that shares that shape can step into those spaces without the building being redesigned around it. That is the proposition behind the MagicLab MagicBot G1 Standard Edition Humanoid Robot: a full-size bipedal platform that carries its own computing power and energy supply, so that the question shifts from whether a robot fits the site to what it should do once it is there.

Robots Europa, based in Dublin, sells the MagicBot G1 Standard Edition to research institutes, universities, integrators and companies across the European Union and the DACH region. We prepare each quotation individually, coordinate delivery to your site and remain your point of contact for support after the robot has arrived.

Background

Magiclab Robotics Technology and the MagicBot line

The robot is manufactured by Magiclab Robotics Technology (Wuxi) Co., Ltd., a company based in Wuxi, one of the established industrial centres of eastern China. MagicLab builds both legged and humanoid platforms: alongside the MagicBot humanoids, its range includes quadruped robots such as the MagicDog family. The humanoid side of the catalogue covers the MagicBot G1 discussed here as well as further models, including the Z1 and X1, which Robots Europa also supplies. For buyers, this breadth matters because it means a single manufacturer and a single supplier relationship can cover several types of robot within one programme.

Positioning of the G1 Standard Edition

The sources name three related designations in this part of the range: MagicBot Gen1, MagicBot G1 and G1 Pro. The Standard Edition sold on this page is the baseline configuration of the G1, intended as a complete full-size humanoid rather than a stripped-down developer kit. Its defining characteristics are a human-scale frame, an onboard computing module that combines a conventional multi-core processor with a dedicated AI accelerator, and a battery pack large enough to run that hardware away from a tether. Where a buyer needs the specific capabilities of the Pro configuration, Robots Europa will set out the differences in the quotation rather than on this page.

Technical Specifications

The figures below are listed under the MagicBot Gen1 designation.

Specifications are given as the manufacturer publishes them and are 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; Robots Europa confirms these with the manufacturer at quotation.

How much can the MagicBot G1 carry?

Load figures for humanoids are easy to misread, so it is worth separating the two load figures for the G1. The single-arm load of up to 7.5 kg describes what one arm can hold on its own. That is the figure to compare against the objects in your intended task: a tote, a tool, a sample tray or a parcel. The total body static load of up to 40 kg is a different measure, describing what the body as a whole supports while stationary, and it should not be read as a walking or lifting capacity.

In practical terms, this means the G1 is suited to handling everyday objects of the kind people move by hand, rather than heavy materials handling, which remains the territory of conventional industrial robots and lifting equipment. When you describe your application to us, we will check your payloads and working postures against these figures before the quotation is finalised.

What computing power does the MagicBot G1 carry on board?

A humanoid that depends entirely on an external workstation is limited by its cable or its network link. The G1 instead carries a high-performance computing module combining an 8-Core CPU with a 100 TOPS AI Processor. The general-purpose cores handle control, communication and application logic, while the dedicated AI processor is there for the neural-network workloads that perception, recognition and learned behaviours rely on.

That hardware is paired with a battery rated at 25 Ah (1.35 kWh). The runtime you can expect depends on the task profile, and Robots Europa will discuss it with you for your specific application. For research groups in particular, the combination of onboard AI acceleration and a self-contained power supply is what allows experiments to move from the bench into real rooms and corridors.

Who is the MagicBot G1 Standard Edition for?

The first group is universities and research institutes working on embodied AI, locomotion, manipulation or human–robot interaction. For them, a full-size humanoid with onboard AI compute is a platform on which algorithms can be tested in realistic surroundings rather than in simulation alone.

The second group is industrial companies and system integrators running pilot projects. Before any large-scale deployment, such organisations need to understand how a humanoid copes with their layouts, their objects and their safety procedures, and the G1 Standard Edition offers a complete platform for that evaluation.

The third group is innovation centres, technology showrooms and educational institutions that want a human-scale robot to demonstrate, teach with and build curricula around.

Buyers whose priority is software development on an open platform may wish to compare the MagicLab MagicBot Z1 Development Edition Humanoid Robot, alongside the MagicLab MagicBot Z1 Standard Edition Humanoid Robot and the MagicLab MagicBot X1 Full-Size Humanoid Robot. If you are still surveying the field, our Bipedal Humanoids and Humanoids categories set out the wider choice, and Robots Europa is glad to advise on which model suits your brief.

What is the MagicBot G1 used for?

1. Embodied AI research: testing perception and decision-making models on a physical body in real environments.
2. Locomotion and balance studies: developing and validating bipedal walking and whole-body control strategies.
3. Manipulation experiments: teaching grasping and handling of everyday objects within the stated arm load.
4. Industrial pilot projects: evaluating humanoid assistance in workshops, warehouses and production areas before scaling up.
5. Education and training: giving students hands-on experience with a full-size humanoid in robotics and AI courses.
6. Public engagement and reception: greeting visitors and demonstrating technology in showrooms, museums and trade fairs.

Pricing and Availability

Robots Europa supplies the MagicBot G1 Standard Edition on the basis of an individual quotation, which allows us to reflect your configuration, intended application and destination within the EU or the DACH region. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation, so that you have a single, complete offer to review. If you would like to discuss your project or receive a formal offer, the quotation request is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who manufactures the MagicBot G1?

The robot is manufactured by Magiclab Robotics Technology (Wuxi) Co., Ltd., which also produces the MagicDog quadruped robots and further MagicBot humanoids.

How tall is the MagicBot G1?

The standing dimensions of the MagicBot Gen1 are 1740 × 580 × 280 mm, which places it at adult human scale.

What loads can it handle?

The G1 handles single-arm loads of up to 7.5 kg and a total body static load of up to 40 kg. The static figure refers to the stationary body and is not a carrying capacity while walking.

What processor does it use?

The G1 carries a computing module combining an 8-Core CPU with a 100 TOPS AI Processor for onboard AI workloads.

How large is the battery?

The battery capacity is 25 Ah (1.35 kWh). Expected runtime depends on the task profile, and Robots Europa is happy to discuss it for your application.

Is the robot suitable for outdoor use?

No ingress protection rating or operating temperature range is available for the G1. Please describe your environment when requesting a quotation and we will clarify suitability with the manufacturer.

Where can I buy the MagicLab MagicBot G1 Standard Edition Humanoid Robot and what does it cost?

You can buy it from Robots Europa, which supplies customers across the EU and the DACH region. The cost depends on configuration and destination, so we provide it in a personal quotation that you can request on this page.

Summary

The value of a humanoid lies in its fit with the world people have already built, and the MagicBot G1 Standard Edition is designed around exactly that idea. A human-scale frame, an onboard 8-core CPU with a 100 TOPS AI processor and a 1.35 kWh battery give it the means to work in ordinary rooms rather than in purpose-built cells, while clearly defined arm and static loads show where its handling abilities begin and end. For research groups, integrators and educators who want to explore what a full-size humanoid can do in their own spaces, with Robots Europa handling quotation, delivery and support, this page is the starting point.