MagicBot X1

The MagicBot X1 is Magiclab's full-size flagship biped and the successor to the MagicLab MagicBot Z1, shown in April 2026 together with the company's Magic-Mix world model. It stands 180 cm tall with a 158 cm arm span, measures 55.4 cm wide and 28 cm deep and weighs 70 kg. Its 31 degrees of freedom break down into two in the head, seven per arm, three in the torso and six per leg.

In-house joints deliver a peak torque of at least 350 N·m, with the strongest rated at 400 N·m or more, and are air-cooled. A dual 18 Ah battery can be swapped without stopping the robot, although the maker gives neither runtime nor voltage, so the capacity in watt-hours cannot be derived. Control runs on an eight-core CPU plus an NVIDIA Orin NX, with a stereo camera module for vision.

The chassis mixes aluminium and titanium alloys with engineering plastics. A press release names an H01 dexterous hand that the data sheet itself does not list. Target fields are inspection and security, manufacturing and logistics; the data sheet states that secondary development by customers is not supported. Carrying capacity and speed are unpublished. The X1 is on sale, price on request.

The wheeled industrial sibling is the MagicBot D1.