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About Kengo
Kengo is Galaxea Dynamics' self-developed bipedal humanoid robot, unveiled June 2, 2026. Built with just two core actuator modules across the entire joint system, Kengo combines mass-production-ready hardware with Galaxea's embodied AI brain and high-performance motion engine. The robot delivers over 130 N·m of joint torque, withstands repeated falls and impacts, and targets industrial manufacturing, commercial services, and everyday home life. Made in Beijing by one of China's newer humanoid robotics unicorns.
Manufacturer
Key Specifications
Status
ACTIVE
Category
Humanoid
Verified
2026-09-15
Color
White, Blue, Grey
CPU/GPU
N/A
Gear tech
Harmonic-style reducers
Motor tech
Two core actuator modules drive the entire joint system
Height [cm]
170
Main market
Commercial services, Everyday home life, Industrial Manufacturing
Nationality
China
Availability
Prototype
Connectivity
Ethernet, Wi-Fi
Manufacturer
Galaxea Dynamics
LLM integration
Yes via Galaxea's "embodied AI brain" — VLA-style architecture
Max speed (km/h)
6
Operating system
Linux + ROS-based stack with Galaxea proprietary layer
Safe with humans
Yes
Camera resolution
N/A
Number of fingers
10
Ingress protection
N/A
Walking Speed [km/h]
4.0
Latency glass to action
N/A
Main structural material
Aluminum alloy with composite covers
Degrees of freedom, hands
12
Runtime pr charge (hours)
N/A
Degrees of freedom, overall
32
Data sourced from Wikidata · Last verified: 2026-09-15 · Methodology