Galileo Unveils Next-Gen Ground Mobility Platform Galileo X at WRC 2026
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Chinese embodied AI robotics company Galileo has introduced its next-generation ground mobility platform, Galileo X, at WRC 2026. This platform features the company's proprietary Embodied Ground Mobility System, positioning it as a new paradigm for future ground robots.
Galileo X is designed as a versatile ground mobility platform to meet diverse operational needs. It bridges the hardware structures, kinematic models, and control algorithms of wheeled, vehicle-type, and legged platforms through an integrated hardware architecture and unified control framework, creating advanced technological advantages.
The introduction of Galileo X aims to establish a unique technological foundation for all-terrain mobile robots, enhancing the company's leadership in multimodal ground mobility solutions. Galileo plans to open its core hardware-software interface to collaborate with algorithm developers, application service providers, and industry partners to build an open ecosystem centered around Galileo X.
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中国Galileo、次世代地上移動ロボットプラットフォームGalileo Xを「WRC 2026」で披露
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