Elite Robots’ Wheeled Humanoid Centaur G1: humanoid.guide Details Specifications

humanoid.guide reported on Nov. 8, 2026, that it had introduced specifications for Elite Robots’ wheeled humanoid Centaur G1. We have not been able to verify primary sources, so please consult the original source for details.

humanoid.guide outlined specifications for a robot combining arm manipulation with wheeled mobility, as well as examples of obstacle avoidance and sorting capabilities. However, the article gave the robot a total skills rating of 2/10. The specifications alone do not establish its ability to work in manufacturing settings; evaluation conditions and results from actual tasks should be assessed separately.

A notable feature of the Centaur G1’s specifications is that it combines two multi-degree-of-freedom arms with a wheeled base in one robot. humanoid.guide describes it as designed for precision manufacturing environments and cites obstacle avoidance and item sorting as examples of its capabilities. This configuration brings arm manipulation and mobility together on one platform, but the published specifications alone do not show which tasks it can complete in manufacturing settings or under what conditions. The article gives the robot a total skills rating of 2/10, with 1/5 each for navigation and manipulation. Hardware specifications such as overall height, degrees of freedom and repeatability should be considered separately from the skills rating. The article also lists a computing specification of 275 TOPS, but does not explain what tasks it is used for or how it relates to operating conditions. The numerical specifications therefore cannot be taken as evidence of the robot’s task capabilities or productivity on the factory floor. Our related article, March’s new unicorn count hits a four-year high, covered the number of companies added to Crunchbase’s list; it does not provide information on the corporate valuation of Centaur G1 or Elite Robots. Company trends and the specifications of an individual robot should be considered separately. This specifications report is secondary coverage, not a primary source confirming the product’s real-world operation. The article alone does not verify its success rate on actual tasks, conditions during continuous operation or the methodology behind the skills rating. Please consult the original source for details.