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Galileo E1-W

Industrial-RobotChinaChinaReleased
Galileo E1-W
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Uses:
InspectionMonitoringTransportIndustrial inspection in toxic, hazardous and high-risk workplacessecurity patrolmaterial transportdemolition and emergency support with mounted toolingresearch platforms
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DESCRIPTION

Galileo E1-W is an Industrial-Robot from Galileo Technology. It is built for Inspection, Monitoring, Transport. Key figures: 60 kg, 150 min runtime, 30 kg payload.

The Galileo E1-W is the wheel-legged medium industrial machine, and it is the quickest thing Galileo builds alongside the S1-W, running to 6 m/s. It weighs 60 kg against the legged E1's 50, and where the E1 mounts an 80 cm platform head-on the E1-W manages 100 cm, which is a real gain in a plant full of loading docks and raised walkways. It keeps the twin front-and-rear LiDARs, the dual ARM-plus-X86 compute, the 30 kg rated payload and 100 kg maximum, and gives up a little endurance for the speed — four hours unloaded against the E1's four and a half, and 15 km of range against 16.

FEATURES

  • Fastest legged-family member alongside the S1-W at 6 m/s, and mounts a 100 cm platform head-on
  • 995 x 537 x 630 mm standing at 60 kg
  • Motion speed adjustable from 0 to 6.0 m/s
  • 30 kg rated payload capacity with a 100 kg maximum load
  • Continuous steps of 30 cm or more
  • front-facing 100 cm elevation platform
  • 30 Ah (1440 Wh), 48 V battery giving 2.5 hours under payload and 4 hours unloaded, with a range of >15 km
  • LiDAR: 2 units, one front and one rear, 30 m detection range, 0-360 degrees horizontal and 0-90 degrees vertical
  • Domestic ARM-based low-power high-performance CPU with 8 cores and 8 threads, 8 GB RAM and 64 GB solid-state storage
  • WiFi 6 wireless networking with optional 4G and 5G
  • communication bandwidth of 6 Mbps or less
  • 1920 x 1080 camera at 25 fps, 2 megapixels
  • IP67 protection
  • Operating temperature from -20 to 55 degrees Celsius
  • Removable battery supporting automatic charging at up to 960 W
  • Charger input 100-240 V
  • Optional voice interaction
  • supplied with a remote-control handle
  • Customisable payloads including dual-spectrum gimbals, 4G/5G and BeiDou/GPS/RTK modules, robotic arms, compact radar, cargo carriers, demolition tools and explosion-proof equipment
  • Low-power standby mode of 365 days or more with remote wake-up support
  • Lithium battery with autonomous charging supported
  • Secondary development supported

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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Physical
Weight60 kg
DimensionsL 995 mm × W 537 mm × H 630 mm
Payload30 kg
Mobility
Movement TypeQuadruped, Wheeled
Speed21.6 km/h
EnvironmentAll-weather industrial and outdoor use; IP67; -20 to 55 degrees Celsius, -20°C to 55°C
ActuatorsWheel-legged bionic quadruped with articulated legs and wheeled feet
Power
Battery Life2.5-4 h
Sensing & Compute
SensorsLiDAR, 1920x1080 camera at 25 fps
ConnectivityWiFi 6, optional 4G and 5G; Ethernet, USB and RS485 external interfaces
Software / AIAutonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance with multi-sensor fusion
Manufacturer-sourcedThird-party sourcedUnsourcedSource status is based on this robot's listed sources.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the Galileo E1-W?

The Galileo E1-W is the wheel-legged medium industrial machine, and it is the quickest thing Galileo builds alongside the S1-W, running to 6 m/s.

Who makes the Galileo E1-W?

The Galileo E1-W is made by Galileo Technology, a robotics company based in China.

How much does the Galileo E1-W cost?

Galileo Technology has not publicly announced pricing for the Galileo E1-W. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.

What is the Galileo E1-W used for?

The Galileo E1-W is designed for inspection, monitoring, transport, and industrial inspection in toxic, hazardous and high-risk workplaces. It is used in energy, research, manufacturing, and security & patrol settings.

What is the payload capacity of the Galileo E1-W?

The Galileo E1-W has a payload capacity of 30 kg.

How much does the Galileo E1-W weigh?

The Galileo E1-W weighs 60 kg.

How fast is the Galileo E1-W?

The Galileo E1-W can move at speeds of up to 21.6 km/h.

What is the battery life of the Galileo E1-W?

The Galileo E1-W runs for 2.5-4 h on a charge.

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