Among the Jetson Thor–based humanoids in our catalog, the Galbot G1 has the longest stated battery runtime at 8 hours, versus 4 hours for the 1X NEO — which matters for long retail opening hours, though even 8 h may need a mid-shift recharge or dock-based rotation for very long days.
| Product | Manufacturer | Battery runtime | Jetson Thor compute | Locomotion |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Galbot G1 | Galbot | 8 h | Jetson AGX Thor 128 GB (up to 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS) supported; also AGX Orin 64 GB (275 TOPS) | 4-wheel omnidirectional mobile chassis |
| 1X NEO | 1X Technologies | 4 h | 1X NEO Cortex (NVIDIA Jetson Thor), up to 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS | Bipedal-type humanoid, max speed 6.2 m/s |
What I could not determine: two other Jetson Thor humanoids in the catalog — the MagicLab MagicBot X1 Ultra and the Techman TM Xplore I — have no battery runtime listed, so I can't rule out that they run longer than the Galbot G1; the makers simply don't publish a runtime figure in our catalog. galbot.com +1galbot.com ↗“robot.battery_runtime_h=8 h”1x.tech ↗“robot.battery_runtime_h=4 h”
A few practical notes for a retail greeter role:
- The Galbot G1 is a wheeled humanoid with dual 7-DoF arms, a 10 kg payload, stereo/depth cameras, 3D LiDAR, and a 0–40 °C operating range — its wheeled base is generally better suited to all-day floor duty than legged platforms. galbot.comgalbot.com ↗“wheeled general-purpose humanoid robot with dual 7-DoF arms on a 4-wheel omnidirectional chassis”
- The 1X NEO has IP44 body / IP68 hands protection and 5G connectivity, and it carries an 842 Wh battery. 1x.tech1x.tech ↗“IP44 (body); IP68 (hands), and 5G connectivity”
If runtime under load is the deciding factor, I'd suggest confirming with Galbot whether the 8 h figure holds with the Jetson AGX Thor configuration fitted (that figure is the maker's published spec, and compute choice can affect real-world endurance).