GENISOM L1 by Genisom AI
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GENISOM L1

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by Genisom AI

China

Released: 2025

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💰 USD 9,999 – 19,999

GENISOM L1 is a compact, fully legged quadruped from Genisom AI, billed as the first ultra-compact industrial-grade quadruped robot. Learned balance control keeps it steady on rubble, grass, sand and stairs, and a fully protected body with sealed joints lets it work in rain, dust and heat. Open hardware ports and an SDK make it easy to add sensors, compute and radios for patrol, inspection and robotics research. An EDU version adds an onboard NVIDIA computer, 3D LiDAR, depth camera and satellite positioning for autonomous navigation.

3.7 m/s (rated); up to 5 m/s (limit)
Max Speed
12
Total DOF
60–120 min (approx. 6 km range)
Runtime
8 kg continuous (10 kg limit)
Max Payload
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Full Specifications

Weightapprox. 15 kg
Number of Legs4
Total DOF12
DOF Per Leg3
MaterialsAluminum alloy chassis and joints with 360-degree body protection, corrosion-resistant joints
Supported GaitsReinforcement-learning legged gaits (walking, trotting, running), jumping, fall recovery
Max Speed3.7 m/s (rated); up to 5 m/s (limit)
Max Climb Angle30°
Vertical Leap0.35 m
Max Step Height16 cm continuous stair climbing; approx. 15 cm obstacle crossing
Terrain Capabilitiesstairs, rubble, rocks, grass, sand, gravel, slopes, ditches, uneven ground

Other Notable Features

Fully legged agile platform; 360° full-body protection; AI reinforcement-learning motion control; OTA firmware upgrades; target tracking; real-time video transmission; multi-robot fleet management and drone-ground cooperation; open hardware interfaces for sensors and compute; EDU version with Jetson Orin NX, Livox Mid-360 LiDAR, RealSense depth camera, GNSS/RTK and 5G; optional handheld controller and EPP hard transport case

GENISOM L1 vs AgiBot D1 Pro, Unitree Go2 and GENISOM M1

GENISOM L1 overlaps with these alternatives on Education and training and Security guard. GENISOM L1 leads this group on weight but trails on max payload.

Industries and capabilities are tags, not scores: a tick means the robot is listed for it. Green marks the best figure in a row (highest max speed and max payload; lowest weight). Ranges are not ranked.

GENISOM L1 compared with AgiBot D1 Pro, Unitree Go2 and GENISOM M1: industries, capabilities, max speed, max payload, runtime, weight and size class
SpecGENISOM L1Genisom AIAgiBot D1 ProAgiBotUnitree Go2Unitree RoboticsGENISOM M1Genisom AI
Industries
Education and trainingYesYesYesNo
Security guardYesNoYesYes
Inspection and quality controlYesNoNoYes
Search and rescueYesNoNoYes
Capabilities
AdaptationYesYesYesNo
Developer friendlyYesNoNoYes
Remote control (teleoperation)YesNoNoYes
WeatherproofYesNoNoYes
Max Speed3.7 m/s3.5 m/s5 m/s4 m/s
Max Payload8 kg8 kg12 kg30 kg
Runtime60–120 min60–120 min2–4 h5 h
Weight15 kg15.5 kg15 kg30 kg
Size Classmediummediummediummedium

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Q1. What is the robot dog GENISOM L1, and what problem does it solve?

GENISOM L1 is a small, fully legged quadruped robot from Genisom AI. It gives security, inspection and research teams a tough, affordable walking platform that can reach places wheeled robots cannot, such as stairs, rubble and rough ground.

Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of GENISOM L1?

It walks, trots, runs, jumps and climbs stairs using learned balance control that resists pushes and recovers from falls. It has a protected body, real-time video, target tracking, and open ports and an SDK for adding sensors and compute.

Q3. Who is GENISOM L1 built for, and which industries benefit from it?

It is built for security patrol teams, facility and industrial inspectors, emergency responders, universities and robotics labs that want a compact, expandable platform.

Q4. Is GENISOM L1 a commercial product or a research prototype?

It is a commercial product. It is sold in a Standard version and an EDU version, and the EDU version is aimed at research and secondary development.

Q5. Is GENISOM L1 currently available for purchase?

Yes. Genisom AI and authorized distributors sell it, though availability can vary by version and region, so buyers should confirm stock and request a quote.

Q6. How does GENISOM L1 perform in real-world environments and rough terrain?

It is shown crossing rubble, sand, grass and stairs and carrying a load across rough ground. Its sealed joints and protected body let it work outdoors in rain, dust and heat, and the EDU version has been demonstrated navigating old town streets on its own.

Q7. When was GENISOM L1 announced or officially launched?

Genisom AI introduced it as its first ultra-compact industrial-grade quadruped, and a research team used the EDU version to win the IROS 2025 Quadruped Robot Challenge. The company later presented the wider L-series at ICRA 2026 in Vienna.

Q8. How does GENISOM L1 compare to other quadruped robot dogs?

Compared with the wheel-leg L1 W, the L1 is lighter and walks on legs only, which favors agility on broken terrain. Compared with many small quadrupeds, it adds a sealed industrial body, open interfaces and an autonomous-navigation EDU option.

Q9. Can GENISOM L1 be customized with add-ons or third-party tools?

Yes. It exposes standard data and power ports and an SDK, so compute boards, LiDAR, cameras, positioning and communication modules can be added. The EDU version ships with research hardware and open-source navigation tools.

Q10. What is the future roadmap or planned upgrades for GENISOM L1?

Genisom AI keeps improving the L series with new versions, software, simulation and navigation tools, including its open-source MATRiX simulator and navigation stack.

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