Titan O1 (bei hg als 'Totan O1')

Titan O1 comes from Westlake Robotics (WL Robotics) in Hangzhou, a company founded by Professor Wang Donglin of Westlake University. It was unveiled in Hangzhou on 24 March 2026, as reported by TechNode and the city portal eHangzhou. According to those reports the robot runs on a model called GAE, imitates human motion in real time and can be controlled as part of a group of several machines.

Westlake University is said to have called it a product rather than a laboratory prototype, although that statement is known only from press summaries. It is described as a compact bipedal research humanoid intended for university labs and AI development.

That is where the reliable information ends: the maker's website offers no content beyond its title, and the press coverage gives no height, weight, degrees of freedom, carrying capacity or runtime. Values listed in third-party databases are marked there as estimates, so this catalogue does not repeat them.

Market status is unconfirmed as well; with no commercial offer visible, the entry is kept as a prototype and the price is on request. Buyers looking for a documented machine of a similar research class will find one in Unitree G1. The model name is sometimes garbled online; the correct form is Titan O1.