General-purpose humanoid robots can work at existing workstations and adapt to changing products, routes, and processes, reducing dependence on dedicated fixtures and single-purpose automation.
MagicBot Gen1 combines 42 active degrees of freedom, high-performance perception, and optional MagicHand S01 dexterous hands to support picking, placing, tool interaction, and variable-object handling.
Coordinated robot scheduling enables multiple units to divide tasks, transfer work between stations, and improve throughput in flexible manufacturing and logistics operations.
MagicLab develops core robot bodies, joint modules, actuators, controllers, dexterous hands, perception, navigation, and embodied-operation algorithms in-house, helping optimize system performance and deployment compatibility.
Teleoperation, data collection, annotation, model training, and inference tools form a closed-loop workflow for converting real factory operations into reusable robot skills.