MagicLab MagicBot Z1 Standard Edition Humanoid Robot
In stock
- BRAND:
- MAGICLAB
- MODEL:
- MAGICBOT Z1 STANDARD EDITION
- ORIGIN:
- China
- Warranty:
- 12 MONTHS
- AVAILABILITY:
- SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY
- SKU:
- MagicLab-MagicBot-Z1
MagicLab MagicBot Z1 Standard Edition Humanoid Robot
Most humanoid robots ask for a room of their own, but the MagicLab MagicBot Z1 Standard Edition Humanoid Robot asks for little more than a corner of one. It stands at 1369mm, then folds down to 730mm for storage or transport. The interest of this machine lies in that contrast: a bipedal robot with the joint range for backbends and the sensors to read its surroundings, in a format that a single team can unpack, demonstrate and pack away again. For buyers taking their first step into humanoid robotics, that practicality often matters as much as any single figure on the datasheet.
Robots Europa, based in Dublin, supplies the MagicBot Z1 Standard Edition to customers across the European Union and the DACH region. We prepare each quotation individually, arrange delivery to your site and remain your point of contact for support after the robot has arrived, so that laboratories, showrooms and educational institutions deal with a single European partner from enquiry to operation.
Background
MagicLab and its robot family
The Z1 is built by Magiclab Robotics Technology (Wuxi) Co., Ltd., a Chinese company that describes itself as a global leader in embodied AI. MagicLab unveiled the MagicBot Z1 on 8 July 2025 as a new bipedal humanoid, adding it to a catalogue that already spans several robot types. Alongside the Z1, the company offers larger humanoids such as the MagicLab MagicBot X1 Full-Size Humanoid Robot as well as quadruped robots in its MagicDog range. The Z1 occupies the compact end of that family, aimed at buyers who want a capable humanoid without the footprint of a full-size platform.
The Standard Edition's place in the range
MagicLab offers the Z1 in two main editions: the Standard Edition and the Developer Edition, which MagicLab also refers to as the Z1 Development Version. The Standard Edition provides the essential motion capabilities and is intended as an entry-level experience for robotics enthusiasts and technology users. It ships with MagicLab's standardised robot controller, which uses the manufacturer's motion control algorithms to keep the robot balanced on varied ground. The Standard Edition is not open for secondary development; programming access is the defining feature of the Developer Edition. In short, the Standard Edition is the version you operate, while the Developer Edition is the version you build on.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Edition | Z1 (Standard Edition) |
| Dimensions standing (H×W×D) | 1369*422*200mm |
| Dimensions folded (H×W×D) | 730*422*395mm |
| Weight with battery | Approximately 40kg |
| Total degrees of freedom (number of joints) | 24 |
| Single arm degrees of freedom | 5 |
| Joint motion range | Up to 320° |
| Maximum knee torque | 100N.m |
| Maximum arm load | 2kg |
| Perception sensors | 3D LiDAR + Depth Camera + Binocular Fisheye Camera + Head Tactile Sensor |
| Basic computing power | 8-core high-performance CPU |
| Smart battery (quick release) | 10000mAh |
| Battery life | Approximately 2h |
| Charger | 62V 5A |
| Handheld remote control | Yes |
| WiFi6, Bluetooth 5.2 | Yes |
| Secondary development | None |
| OTA upgrade | Supported |
| Terrain | Flat ground, grass, gravel and stairs |
Specifications are as published by the manufacturer and are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the maximum walking speed, the IP rating, the charging time, the operating temperature range, the memory and storage or the camera resolution; these are confirmed at quotation.
What does the Developer Edition add over the Standard Edition?
The decisive difference is secondary development. The Standard Edition lists secondary development as "None": it is operated through MagicLab's standardised controller and the handheld remote control, and it receives new functions through OTA upgrades rather than through your own code. The Development Version opens the platform for secondary development, which is what a research group or software team needs in order to write its own behaviours, test control approaches or integrate the robot with other systems.
That distinction makes the choice fairly clear. If your aim is to demonstrate, teach with or present a humanoid robot, the Standard Edition delivers the motion capability without the overhead of a development environment. If your aim is to programme the robot, the MagicLab MagicBot Z1 Development Edition Humanoid Robot is the better fit.
How does the MagicBot Z1 cope with real environments?
A humanoid that only walks on a laboratory floor has limited value outside the laboratory. MagicLab's controller enables the Z1 to adapt to flat ground, grass, gravel and stairs, which broadens the range of places where it can be shown or used: an exhibition hall, a campus lawn or a building with steps between floors. The perception package supports this, combining a 3D LiDAR, a depth camera and a binocular fisheye camera, with a tactile sensor in the head for touch interaction.
Mechanically, the joint motion range of up to 320° allows large-amplitude movements such as a backbend, and the knee is rated at a maximum torque of 100N.m. Power comes from a quick-release 10000mAh smart battery that gives approximately 2h of operation; because the battery is quick-release, a session can be extended by changing the pack rather than waiting beside a charger. WiFi6 and Bluetooth 5.2 handle wireless connectivity, while the 8-core high-performance CPU runs the onboard processing.
Who is the MagicBot Z1 Standard Edition for?
The Standard Edition suits buyers who want a working humanoid rather than a development project. Robotics enthusiasts and technology users form the group MagicLab itself names, and the entry-level positioning reflects that. Schools, universities and science centres looking for a robot to demonstrate bipedal locomotion and sensing to students and visitors are a natural fit, as are companies that need an eye-catching humanoid for trade fairs, showrooms and customer events. The folded format helps any organisation that moves the robot between sites.
Research groups and integrators who intend to write their own software should look at the Z1 Development Edition instead, since secondary development is not available on the Standard Edition. Buyers who need a larger humanoid platform can compare the wider range in our Bipedal Humanoids and Humanoids categories.
What is the MagicBot Z1 Standard Edition used for?
- Education: showing students how a bipedal robot balances, perceives and moves in real time.
- Exhibitions and trade fairs: drawing visitors to a stand with dynamic, large-amplitude movements.
- Showrooms and brand events: presenting a company's interest in robotics and embodied AI to customers.
- Science centres and museums: giving the public a close look at a modern humanoid robot.
- Technology evaluation: letting organisations assess humanoid robotics before committing to a development platform.
- Outdoor and mixed-terrain demonstrations: operating on grass, gravel and stairs as well as flat floors.
Pricing and Availability
Robots Europa supplies the MagicBot Z1 Standard Edition on the basis of an individual quotation, so that the configuration, documentation and support match your project. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. To receive an offer for your organisation, use the quotation request available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the MagicBot Z1 Standard Edition be programmed?
No. Secondary development is listed as "None" for the Standard Edition; it is available on the Z1 Development Version.
How long does the battery last?
The 10000mAh quick-release smart battery provides approximately 2h of operation. Because the pack is quick-release, it can be swapped to extend a session.
How large is the robot when folded?
Folded, the Z1 measures 730*422*395mm, compared with 1369*422*200mm when standing.
Which sensors does the robot use?
It combines a 3D LiDAR, a depth camera and a binocular fisheye camera with a tactile sensor in the head.
On which surfaces can it walk?
MagicLab's standardised controller enables the Z1 to adapt to flat ground, grass, gravel and stairs.
Does the robot receive software updates?
Yes. The Standard Edition supports OTA upgrades over its wireless connection.
Where can I buy the MagicLab MagicBot Z1 Standard Edition Humanoid Robot and what does it cost?
Robots Europa supplies it across the EU and the DACH region. The price depends on your configuration and delivery requirements and is set out in an individual quotation, which you can request on this page.
Summary
The MagicBot Z1 Standard Edition resolves the tension between capability and convenience. It offers 24 degrees of freedom, a joint range of up to 320°, multi-sensor perception and terrain adaptability, yet it folds to a size that one team can manage. As MagicLab's entry-level humanoid, it is designed for operating and presenting rather than programming; buyers who want to develop their own software have the Development Edition as a clear alternative. For a quotation that brings delivery, customs and support together from Robots Europa, this page is the starting point.
