Unitree H2
A newer full-size humanoid aimed at taking Unitree further upmarket.
Unitree Robotics, China
Unitree Robotics, China
Unitree G1
One of the few humanoids you can publicly price and realistically order today.
- Status
- Buy now
- Public price
- $13,500
- Category
- General-purpose humanoid
- Best for
- Developers
- Height
- 132 cm
- Weight
- 35 kg
How close to a home
2 / 5
Why it matters
The G1 is one of the clearest examples of a humanoid moving from demo culture into something that looks like a real product.
What it can do
A compact humanoid with strong motion capability, developer appeal, and a platform built for learning, experimentation, and dexterous interaction.
The company
Unitree has built its reputation by shipping ambitious robots fast. In humanoids, it stands out for public pricing where many competitors remain vague.
Specs
Height 132 cm standing, folds to 69 cm, about 35 kg with battery, 23 degrees of freedom (23 to 43 on the G1 EDU with optional three-fingered Dex3-1 hands), arm payload about 2 kg (3 kg on EDU). Two models: G1 from $13,500 and G1 EDU on request. Figures from Unitree’s own G1 page.
Roboosh verdict
If R1 proves the category is real, G1 shows where it starts getting serious.
Reality check
Still early. Still niche. But among current humanoids, this is one of the most concrete buy-now signals in the market.
Versions of Unitree G1
AI-generated illustrations of each generation, not photographs.
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