Name: Astribot T1
Brand: Astribot
Price: 18000 USD
Availability: InStock

Astribot (Shenzhen, China) Astribot T1 (1)

Astribot (Shenzhen, China) Astribot T1 (2)

From $18,000 (US), from ¥89,900 (China)US pricing from $18,000 announced at IROS 2026 in Pittsburgh (September 30, 2026 press release), with orders open and immediate delivery claimed. Astribot's Chinese site lists it from ¥89,900 (about $12,700), and orders opened in China in May 2026, before the FCC's July 28 Covered List rule. Astribot does not say whether T1 holds FCC authorization (unconfirmed). Ordering is through Astribot's contact form.

AvailableVia SSH / web / bridgeWheeled humanoidCable-driven armsSDK + APIVR teleop

Possibly ≤ 1 weekShipping: Immediate (maker claim). Astribot says US customers can order now with immediate delivery (October 2026). Orders go through Astribot's contact form, and no US reseller or FCC filing was found, so it is unclear how US units are certified. Astribot contact ↗

Remote control: Through Astribot's SDK and APIs. How a laptop connects is not public.

Astribot ↗Press release ↗Humanoids Daily ↗

Overview

A cheaper, smaller sibling of Astribot's S1, a two-arm humanoid upper body on a wheeled base with cable-driven joints carrying up to 5 kg per arm. It is pitched at researchers and developers who want an SDK and VR teleoperation for collecting training data. Astribot showed it autonomously packing a backpack, but more complex household tasks need extra training and no success rates are published. Sensor and compute specs are not public.

Specifications

Category	Wheeled rovers · Research mobile manipulators & platforms
Released	2026
Country	China
Availability	Available
Programmability	Full SDK
Built-in autonomy	Task-level · Carries out multi-step jobs on its own, such as inspections, deliveries or chores
LLM support	Official LLM tools · Runs Astribot's Lumo-2 base model and Astribot OS, whose natural-language interface turns requirements into deployable applications. Skills are retrained from collected data and pushed by OTA, it does not learn on its own in deployment. Astribot press release (via Nebraska News Desk) ↗
MuJoCo simulation	None found · Nothing found for T1.
NVIDIA Isaac simulation	None found · Nothing found for T1.
Gazebo simulation	None found · Nothing found for T1.
Best for	Professionals & labs
Vision sensors	Unknown
Actuators	Other
Audio	Unknown
Compute type	Proprietary / undisclosed
Remote control	Via SSH / web / bridge
Size	About 1.55 m tall, 66 kg
Drive	Wheeled base (layout not published)
Compute	Modular computing modules (not published)
Vision	Not published
Lidar	Not published
Sensors	Not published
Runtime	4–6 h (unconfirmed), automatic charging and quick battery swaps
Speed	Up to 5 km/h (unconfirmed)
SDK	SDK and API access to joint control, Cartesian motion, whole-body coordination and sensor data, plus Astribot OS and VR teleoperation