Laborer C1 (劳动者 C1)

Compact and light for a walking humanoid, the Laborer C1 from Wuhan-based Glroad stands 137.1 cm tall and weighs 38 kg. The company, founded in March 2018, positions it as a guide robot, while the heavier Laborer M1 takes on load handling. The C1 has 21 degrees of freedom: six per leg, one in the waist and four per arm, with the arms designed for expansion.

Each joint carries dual encoders and delivers a peak of 150 N·m through a 25:1 reduction. The datasheet quotes a walking speed above 2 m/s and a 10 Ah battery (voltage not stated) good for two hours of walking or four hours of standing.

Perception comes from a depth camera, LiDAR and a six-axis IMU, a microphone array picks up speech, and an interaction display faces the visitor; an NVIDIA Orin NX with 100 or 157 TOPS does the computing, and the robot is rated for -20 to 60 °C. Glroad's news pages show the C1 guiding shoppers in Bananain and Pookie stores and performing on campuses, and the datasheet adds substation inspection, security patrols and transport.

Because of these retail deployments the catalogue lists the status as pilot. Price on request.