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Unitree H1 humanoid robot by Unitree Robotics, advanced humanoid, full-body view. AI-generated illustration.
AI-generated illustration, not a photograph of this machine.

Unitree Robotics, China

Unitree H1

A powerful full-size humanoid from one of the fastest-moving robotics companies in the market.

Status
Contact sales
Public price
Around $90,000

Listed at about $90,000, but checkout is switched off on Unitree’s own store. It is a contact-sales machine, not a cart purchase.

Category
Advanced humanoid
Best for
Advanced research and development
Height
180 cm
Weight
47 kg

How close to a home

Maker's own page

Why it matters

H1 pushed Unitree beyond small agile demos into the serious full-size humanoid race.

What it can do

Large-scale movement, athletic mobility, and a platform aimed at advanced humanoid capability and research interest.

The company

Unitree built its reputation in fast-moving legged robotics and is notable for turning that speed toward humanoids as well.

Specs

H1: height about 180 cm, about 47 kg, 3.3 m/s walking speed, 864 Wh swappable battery, 3D lidar and depth camera. H1-2: about 178 cm, about 70 kg, 27 degrees of freedom, 7-joint arms. Unitree lists H1 at around $90,000 with checkout disabled, so contact sales. Figures from Unitree’s own H1 page.

Roboosh verdict

H1 is not a casual home purchase, but it shows how quickly the humanoid ladder is filling in.

Reality check

This is a serious-priced robot, but it matters because it signals how quickly public humanoid offerings are expanding.

Versions of Unitree H1

Unitree H1 (H1) humanoid robot by Unitree Robotics. AI-generated illustration.
H1 Unitree H1 The original: about 180 cm and 47 kg, built for speed, 3.3 m/s on record.
Unitree H1 (H1-2) humanoid robot by Unitree Robotics. AI-generated illustration.
H1-2 Unitree H1-2 The heavier successor: about 178 cm and 70 kg, 27 joints, full 7-joint arms for manipulation.

AI-generated illustrations of each generation, not photographs.

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