Galaxis Technology showcases GALAXIS embodied intelligence product matrix
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During CeMAT, Galaxis Technology showcased the GALAXIS embodied intelligence product matrix. Built on a "logistics brain" foundation, the matrix is planned across four product tiers by maximum payload: the 1500 kg ultra-heavy-load VFR, the 50 kg heavy-load VPR-CP, the 10 kg light-load wheeled humanoid robot, and the 5 kg small-item picking manipulator. The company also proposed a three-layer intelligence system of "super brain—body brain—body cerebellum," which it describes as its long-term technology evolution direction. The embodied intelligence picking workstation and the VPR-Cyber Picker pallet solution on display at the booth are described by Galaxis Technology as prototype demonstration results under this matrix. The company clarified that maximum payload is a planning metric for execution tiers, not equal to single-grasp weight, and does not mean all SKUs and operating conditions have been validated; specific capabilities are subject to confirmation via officially released product materials and testing. Galaxis Technology stated that next it will deepen the generality and adaptability of the "logistics brain" and advance validation and deployment of the embodied intelligence matrix in more scenarios.
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At CeMAT, Galaxis Technology unveiled its GALAXIS embodied intelligence product matrix, built on a "logistics brain" foundation and planned around maximum payloads across four product tiers: the 1500 kg ultra-heavy-duty VFR, the 50 kg heavy-duty VPR-CP, the 10 kg light-duty wheeled humanoid robot, and the 5 kg small-item picking manipulator. The company proposed a three-layer intelligence system of "super brain—body brain—body cerebellum," and said the embodied intelligence picking workstation and VPR-Cyber Picker pallet solution shown at its booth are prototype demonstration results.
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