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PHYBOT C1

PHYBOT C1

PHYBOT C1

Last updated: September 27, 2026
Locomotion Type
Biped
Stage
Demo
Height
128 cm
Degrees of Freedom
25 DOF
Weight
28 kg
Release Year
2024
Sensors
9-axis IMU; large-model integration to recognise tone of voice and emotion

PHYBOT C1 is the embodied-intelligence companion humanoid of Phybot (动易科技) — a smaller, friendlier machine positioned for interaction rather than heavy industrial work. It stands 128 cm, a height the company chose deliberately so that the robot meets children at eye level, and weighs 28 kg or less, light enough to move between indoor and outdoor settings. Its standing size is 1280x410x170 mm with 480 mm arms and 700 mm legs, and it carries 25+ degrees of freedom overall, split as 2 in the head, 5 per arm, 1 in the waist and 6 per leg, with joint travels published for neck, shoulder, elbow, waist, hip, knee, ankle and toe. Maximum joint torque is 244 N*m, again measured under the company's own extreme laboratory conditions, and power comes from a standard removable 6 Ah battery at 72 V. The robot integrates a large model so that it recognises tone of voice and emotion, and it carries a built-in HD projector for watching films and showing music and photos, which the company frames as extending entertainment from the screen into daily life. It uses high-efficiency reinforcement learning so behaviour improves through interaction, and its materials include soft and flexible surfaces with a breathing light strip. Eight colours are shown, though the company notes that multi-colour shells are custom-made rather than standard. Applications include exhibition guiding, front-desk reception, parent-child and home companionship, with open interfaces for AI integration, secondary development and appearance customisation.

Application Scenarios

Exhibition and venue guiding; front-desk reception; parent-child and home companionship; interactive service roles with AI integration and custom appearance

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