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Galbot's ET1 Humanoid Wins CES Best of Innovation Award

Galbot's ET1 humanoid robot has been recognized with the Best of Innovation award in the Robotics category at the CES Innovation Awards 2027. The ET1 is noted for its ability to learn skills through direct human demonstration, bypassing the need for traditional motion capture technology. AI

IMPACT This award highlights advancements in humanoid robotics and AI-driven learning capabilities for robots.

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Galbot's ET1 Humanoid Wins CES Best of Innovation Award

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  1. Pandaily TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Pandaily) ·

    Galbot's ET1 Humanoid Named Best of Innovation in Robotics in the CES Innovation Awards 2027

    Galbot's ET1 humanoid won Best of Innovation in Robotics at the CES Innovation Awards 2027. Its entry says ET1 learns skills from human demonstration without motion capture.