GoMate

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GoMate is a third-generation humanoid robot developed by Guangzhou Auto Group, featuring a unique variable wheel-foot design that allows it to switch between four-wheel and two-wheel mobility modes. Standing 1.4 meters tall in four-wheel mode and 1.75 meters in two-wheel mode, it offers enhanced stability, adaptability, and energy efficiency with over 80% energy savings compared to similar robots. Equipped with 38 degrees of freedom, dexterous hands, and advanced AI-driven autonomous navigation using pure-vision algorithms and FIGS-SLAM, GoMate achieves centimeter-level positioning accuracy and obstacle avoidance up to 100 meters. Its all-solid-state battery supports up to six hours of continuous operation, making it suitable for complex indoor and outdoor tasks in industries like security, healthcare, logistics, and education.

Country
China
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Launch Year
2024
Price
Not publicly disclosed
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Quick Overview & Key Facts

GoMate is a humanoid robot made by Guangzhou Auto Group in China, launched in 2024 and built for perimeter security patrol, automotive component transport, and assembly line visual inspection. Featured in “GAC’s GoMate Cuts Energy Use 80%, Debuts 6‑Hour Solid‑State Robot for Industry”.

Dimensions
140 cm (H - Four-wheel mode) / 175 cm (H - Two-wheel mode) x 60 cm (W) x 40 cm (D)
Weight
65 kg
Payload capacity
20 kg total dual-arm payload (10 kg per arm)
Battery runtime
6 hours continuous operation
Charging time
1 hour (Rapid-recharge via dedicated GAC High-Voltage Dock)

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Primary Use Cases
Perimeter security patrol, automotive component transport, assembly line visual inspection, warehouse kitting
Deployment
Autonomous AI, remote teleoperation via VR headset, app control, voice command recognition
20 kg total dual-arm payload (10 kg per arm)
10 kg per arm (20 kg total)
≥20 kg

Not yet published by Guangzhou Auto Group: warranty terms, safety certifications, EMC compliance, IP rating, noise level, expected lifespan, maintenance schedule, firmware version and 7 more.

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December 26, 2024

GAC unveils GoMate, its third-generation wheeled humanoid that can switch between quadruped and biped modes, at the China Robotics Network Annual Conference in Shanghai.

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Q1. What is GoMate, and what problem is it designed to solve?

GoMate is a third-generation wheeled humanoid robot developed by Guangzhou Automobile Group (GAC). According to the manufacturer, it addresses challenges in navigation and manipulation within complex environments like factories and healthcare settings.

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

GoMate features variable wheel mobility switching between four-wheel and two-wheel modes, AI-driven navigation, voice command processing via cloud-based models, and dexterous hands. GAC reports integration of pure-vision algorithms for obstacle avoidance and spatial mapping.

Q3. Who is GoMate built for, and which industries can benefit from it?

GoMate targets industrial applications, initially for GAC's automotive production lines. The manufacturer identifies potential uses in security patrols, healthcare assistance, logistics, automotive aftermarket, and education.

Q4. Is GoMate a commercial product or still a research prototype?

GoMate is positioned as a third-generation humanoid robot advancing toward commercial deployment. GAC describes it as transitioning from development to small-scale production for industrial scenarios.

Q5. Is GoMate currently available for purchase, and when is it expected to ship?

As of 2026, GoMate is not widely available for general purchase. The company announced plans for small-scale production and initial deployments in 2026, focused on automotive manufacturing.

Q6. How does GoMate actually work in real-world environments?

GoMate operates using autonomous visual driving algorithms and SLAM technology for centimeter-level positioning, with obstacle detection up to 100 meters. It supports seamless switching between remote control and AI-driven autonomy in dynamic settings.

Q7. When was GoMate announced or officially launched?

GAC unveiled GoMate at an event in Shanghai in 2024. The manufacturer presented demonstrations of its mobility and navigation capabilities during the launch.

Q8. How is GoMate different from other robots in the same category?

GoMate incorporates a variable wheel structure for four- or two-wheel modes, enabling adaptation to varied terrains unlike fixed-legged designs. GAC claims this provides enhanced stability and energy efficiency in industrial environments.

Q9. Does GoMate require additional development or customization after purchase?

According to GAC, GoMate uses an open-source model tunable for specific applications through data input and algorithm optimization. Customization is intended for tasks like quality inspections in production lines.

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

GAC plans initial deployments in its automotive factories in 2026, targeting industrial and security uses. The company announced intentions to expand applications to additional sectors following early commercial implementations.

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