- Up to 6 m/s movement speed Wheel-leg architecture enables high-speed ground transit for rapid patrol coverage and emergency response scenarios.
- 100 kg maximum standing load High payload rating supports cameras, LiDAR, communication gear, and mission-specific sensor payloads without performance compromise.
- IP66 environmental protection Industrial-grade ingress rating allows operation in outdoor, petrochemical, rail, and field inspection conditions.
- Dual-computing platform ARM CPU (8-core, 8 GB RAM) plus X86 CPU (4-core, 16 GB RAM, 256 GB HDD) powers concurrent mobility management and AI-based perception.
- Autonomous charging, 365-day standby Large 30 Ah / 1440 Wh battery with autonomous charging and long-duration low-power mode minimizes operational downtime.
- Cluster collaboration management Multi-robot coordination support enables fleet-level deployments for large facility patrol, perimeter coverage, and inspection missions.
Descrizione
The Galileo E1-W is the high-speed wheeled variant of GalileoTime's heavy-duty E1 quadruped platform, engineered for industrial inspection, security patrol, and emergency response where greater ground speed is a priority alongside rugged mobility. The E1-W measures approximately 99.5 × 53.7 × 63 cm and weighs 60 kg, carrying the same 100 kg maximum standing load as the standard E1 and the same IP66 environmental protection. Its wheel-leg architecture delivers a top movement speed of up to 6 m/s — nearly double that of the legged E1 variant — while retaining the ability to climb slopes of at least 30 degrees and reach a forward platform height of 100 cm.
The E1-W runs on the same dual-computing platform as the E1: an 8-core ARM CPU with 8 GB RAM and 64 GB SSD paired with a 4-core X86 processor carrying 16 GB RAM and 256 GB HDD. The 30 Ah / 1440 Wh battery at 48 V supports autonomous charging and over 365 days of low-power standby with remote wake-up. Wireless connectivity includes WiFi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2, with Ethernet, USB, and Type-C expansion. The platform supports recognition functions for voiceprint, gesture, motion anomaly, face anomaly, and multi-target scenarios, and is compatible with cluster collaboration management for coordinated multi-robot deployments.
Caratteristiche
Specifiche
| Brand | Galileo |
|---|---|
| Model | E1-W |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 99.5 × 53.7 × 63.0 cm |
| Body Weight | 60 kg |
| Max Standing Load | 100 kg |
| Movement Speed | Up to 6 m/s |
| Max Slope | ≥30° |
| Forward Platform Height | 100 cm |
| Battery Capacity | 30 Ah / 1440 Wh, 48 V |
| Primary CPU | 8-core ARM, 8 GB RAM, 64 GB SSD |
| Secondary CPU | 4-core X86, 16 GB RAM, 256 GB HDD |
| Connectivity | WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, Ethernet, USB, Type-C |
| Ingress Protection | IP66 |
| Low-Power Standby | ≥365 days with remote wake-up |
Settori industriali
Domande frequenti
The Galileo E1-W is a wheeled quadruped robot designed for high-speed industrial inspection, security patrol, and emergency response. Its wheel-leg architecture allows it to reach 6 m/s for rapid area coverage while retaining slope climbing and heavy payload capabilities.
The E1-W delivers up to 6 m/s movement speed, a 100 kg standing load, IP66 protection, dual ARM + X86 computing, a 30 Ah / 1440 Wh battery with autonomous charging, 365-day low-power standby, and multi-robot cluster collaboration support.
It is suited to large facility patrol, power grid and substation inspection, petrochemical site monitoring, emergency rescue support, and perimeter security where high-speed ground transit and heavy sensor payloads are both required.
Yes, Robotix Market ships the Galileo E1-W worldwide. The product is covered by the manufacturer's warranty as provided by GalileoTime.
You can request a quote or place an order through Robotix Market. Contact our team via the website's quote or inquiry form and we will provide pricing, availability, and shipping details.
Galileo E1-W Wheeled Quadruped Robot
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