Compact humanoids, robot dogs, and proprietary joint modules from Wuxi
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MagicLab (Magiclab Robotics Technology) is a Chinese robotics company from Wuxi in Jiangsu Province. It develops humanoid robots, quadrupedal walking robots, and associated components such as joint modules and its own five-finger hand, demonstrating significantly greater vertical integration than is typical in the young humanoid market.
The flagship product is the compact humanoid MagicBot Z1 at 136.9 centimeters and approximately 40 kilograms, complemented by the larger MagicBot Gen1, the MagicDog series, and the tactile MagicHand S01. MagicLab employs imitation and reinforcement learning, a multimodal language model for interaction, and open-source SDKs. A notable focus is robustness: according to the company, the Z1 undergoes tens of thousands of drop tests and can stand up independently.
In the densely populated Chinese humanoid market, MagicLab positions itself through robustness, open interfaces, and proprietary component manufacturing. The Z1 targets research, education, and demonstrations; the company provides pricing upon request.
MagicBot Z1
Compact humanoid · 1.37 m, fall-tested
MagicBot Gen1
Full-size humanoid
MagicDog-Reihe
Quadrupedal walking robots
MagicHand S01
Tactile five-finger hand · 11 DOF
The compact humanoid MagicBot Z1 will be unveiled in July.
No official Swiss distribution known; procurement through the manufacturer in China or international distributors.