G2 is a wheeled humanoid robot built to industrial standards for factories, retail, entertainment and research. Two force controlled arms with seven axes and torque sensing in every joint allow work with sub-millimetre precision, such as finding holes, inserting parts and aligning surfaces. A three axis waist and folding legs let it reach low and high like a person, so it works without modification in environments designed for people. A chassis with four steered wheels moves in all directions, including sideways, which shortens turning time. Three fisheye cameras, two LiDARs and eight ultrasonic sensors provide 360 degree perception for active safety, and the arms respond to contact for passive safety. A microphone array, a face display and human-like gestures support conversation with several people, gaze tracking and roles as receptionist or guide, and it can be sent by voice to saved points on the map. Two hot swappable batteries and an optional charging station allow continuous operation, and it also supports low latency teleoperation (one operator for several robots), data collection kits and development through an SDK. Typical uses: logistics, precision assembly, guiding in exhibition spaces, reception, inspections, education and research, exhibitions and performances.