Galaxy General Robot Co., operating as Galbot, has closed a funding round exceeding $300 million, bringing its total capital raised to roughly $800 million and valuing the company at $3 billion. The Beijing-based robotics developer said the funding will support large-scale deployments, continued technology development, and international expansion of its mobile manipulator platforms.
Galbot’s core technology centers on embodied AI models trained using large synthetic action datasets combined with real-world post-training data. Its flagship G1 robot features a mobile base with a human-like torso and dual arms, targeting tasks such as inventory handling, delivery, and packaging. The company reports long-term 24/7 deployments in warehouses and pilot programs in healthcare settings, alongside commercial partnerships across manufacturing and logistics.
The funding highlights growing investor confidence in mobile manipulators as a practical alternative to full humanoids. By balancing dexterous manipulation with wheeled stability, these systems are increasingly positioned as scalable solutions for industrial, retail, and service environments where full bipedal robots remain costly or operationally complex.
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