At the 2026 World Robot Conference, Galileo Robotics, a nationally recognized specialized and innovative "Little Giant" enterprise, made a global splash by launching its groundbreaking product, Galileo X. This innovative offering transcends the conventional morphological constraints of ground robots, seamlessly blending high-precision transportation, long-distance off-road prowess, and complex terrain obstacle navigation into a unified system. It is adept at adapting to diverse working conditions, propelling the industry from a patchwork of multi-device adaptations towards integrated all-domain intelligent operations. The crux of Galileo X's innovation lies in its self-developed 'Unified Terrestrial Embodied Mobility System', which effectively bridges the technical divides among wheeled, tracked, and legged robots. This represents the pinnacle of Galileo's sustained deep dive into core robotic technologies. Presently, Galileo boasts a comprehensive technological framework, underpinned by a multitude of technological breakthroughs and hands-on implementation experiences. Galileo X marks a pivotal strategic move in Galileo's globalization endeavors. The company has embarked on an ecosystem openness strategy centered around this product, opening up core hardware and software interfaces to external partners. By collaborating with these partners, Galileo aims to construct an industrial closed loop, fostering the large-scale and industrialized deployment of all-domain mobile robots. This strategic initiative not only accelerates Galileo's global market expansion but also spearheads the ground mobile robot industry into the all-domain intelligent era.