Galileo (Tianjin) Technology Co., Ltd. - 伽利略(天津)技术有限公司

Galileo (Tianjin) builds bio-inspired C1/E1/S1 quadruped and GH1 humanoid robots used for hazardous-area inspection work in China.

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Galileo (Tianjin) Technology Co., Ltd. is a Chinese robotics manufacturer headquartered at Building 19-2, Yanchuang Industrial Park, at the intersection of Ruike Road and Huike Road, Shuanggang High-Tech Industrial Park, Shuanggang Town, Jinnan District, Tianjin. Corporate registration data cited by an industry database lists the company's establishment date as April 29, 2021, with a registered capital of RMB 34.5 million, fully paid in, and Yang Kai listed as legal representative.

According to its exhibitor listing for the World Robot Conference 2026, Galileo describes itself as an innovation-oriented technology enterprise built on research and development, supported by manufacturing, and expanded through investment operations, and states that it holds a national postdoctoral research station and national high-tech enterprise qualifications.

The company's product line centers on bio-inspired legged robots, comprising a quadruped robot series (models C1, E1 and S1) and a humanoid robot (model GH1), together with what the company calls an 'embodied intelligence brain hub' platform, and radio communication equipment. Chinese media covering the cluster of robotics manufacturers based in Tianjin have described Galileo's quadruped robots as functioning like reconnaissance dogs that replace human inspectors in confined, flammable, explosive, toxic or otherwise hazardous areas, with reported use cases spanning rail-transit inspection, industrial inspection, emergency rescue, intelligent security, and petrochemical facilities. During the summer 2026 flood season, local media also reported Galileo's quadruped robots being deployed to assist with flood-response operations in Tianjin.

Galileo has appeared in Chinese venture and robotics media coverage discussing the broader wave of embodied-intelligence financing activity in China during 2025 and 2026, and one industry commentary specifically profiled the company's capital-raising history; however, the publicly available portion of that coverage did not disclose specific funding round names, dates, amounts, or investor identities that could be independently verified for this record, so no funding stage is recorded here.

Galileo is exhibiting at the World Robot Conference 2026 (booth A225) with its quadruped and humanoid robot lines and its embodied-intelligence software platform. The verified combination of named, multi-model hardware products, documented hazardous-environment inspection use cases, and national high-tech enterprise recognition supports classifying Galileo as a robot manufacturer with a substantive, verifiable product line.

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Galileo E1

Bio-inspired quadruped robot from Galileo's C1/E1/S1 series used for confined-space inspection in flammable, toxic or hazardous industrial environments.

Galileo GH1

Galileo's GH1 humanoid robot, part of the company's quadruped-and-humanoid embodied intelligence robot lineup shown at WRC 2026.

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http://www.galileotime.com/

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Building 19-2, Yanchuang Industrial Park, Shuanggang High-Tech Industrial Park
Shuanggang Town, Jinnan District
Tianjin , Tianjin

China

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2021

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Asia-Pacific

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