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| Compare by | MagicLabMagicBot Z1 |
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| The decision essentials | |
| What it does | MagicBot Z1 is a compact bipedal humanoid development platform for research, education and controlled demonstrations. Its base joint configuration can be expanded with optional wrist and hand hardware. The removable battery and LiDAR-camera sensing support repeated motion experiments; edition-specific SDK access and support should be confirmed. |
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| Weight with battery | Approximately 40 kg or more, stated |
| Base degrees of freedom | 24; expandable up to 50 with optional hardware |
| Maximum joint torque | 130 N·m, manufacturer-stated |
| Battery capacity | 10,000 mAh quick-release smart battery |
| Size & deployment | |
| Dimensions | 1369 × 422 × 200 mm |
| Budget, availability & sources | |
| Exact edition | MagicBot Z1 |
| Price in USD | Contact manufacturer Price checked on Oct 6, 2026 · Price source |
| Availability & support | Current official product offered by manufacturer inquiry; configuration, delivery and support require confirmation. |
| Catalogue checked on | Oct 6, 2026 |
| Product sources | |
| MagicLabMagicBot Z1 |
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The decision essentials |
| What it does |
MagicBot Z1 is a compact bipedal humanoid development platform for research, education and controlled demonstrations. Its base joint configuration can be expanded with optional wrist and hand hardware. The removable battery and LiDAR-camera sensing support repeated motion experiments; edition-specific SDK access and support should be confirmed. |
| Good fit for |
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| Key strengths |
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| Trade-offs to consider |
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Capabilities & performance |
| Weight with battery |
Approximately 40 kg or more, stated |
| Base degrees of freedom |
24; expandable up to 50 with optional hardware |
| Maximum joint torque |
130 N·m, manufacturer-stated |
| Battery capacity |
10,000 mAh quick-release smart battery |
Size & deployment |
| Dimensions |
1369 × 422 × 200 mm |
Budget, availability & sources |
| Exact edition |
MagicBot Z1 |
| Price in USD |
Contact manufacturer Price checked on Oct 6, 2026 · Price source |
| Availability & support |
Current official product offered by manufacturer inquiry; configuration, delivery and support require confirmation. |
| Catalogue checked on |
| Oct 6, 2026 |
| Product sources |
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