Order early. Lead time is roughly six weeks.
127 cm
robot-arm
23 Degrees of Freedom
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
8-Core CPU
2-Hour Battery Life
35 kg
Overview

Unitree G1 Humanoid Robot

G1 is one the most affordable humanoid platforms for R&D projects, academic studies and education programs on A.I. and robotics. From martial arts to domestic helper, G1 shows the future of human robot collaborations in school, at work and at home.

SKU: GC41-UTG1

Unitree G1 Humanoid Robot

Unitree G1 Humanoid Robot

G1 is one the most affordable humanoid platforms for R&D projects, academic studies and education programs on A.I. and robotics. From martial arts to domestic helper, G1 shows the future of human robot collaborations in school, at work and at home.

The G1 whole machine is divided into upper body and lower body, with multiple degrees of freedom. A single arm has five degrees of freedom, including the shoulder, upper arm, and elbow joints. One leg has six degrees of freedom, including the hip, leg, hip, knee, and ankle joints. The waist has 1 degree of freedom, namely the lumbar joint. According to different versions, the whole machine can be divided into G1 basic version (23 degrees of freedom), G1-EDU version (23~43 degrees of freedom), by multiple joint motor degrees of freedom, so that the robot can achieve accurate motion and attitude control.

Flexibility Beyond Ordinary People

Extra large joint movement angle space, 23~43 joint motors.

Imitation & Reinforcement Learning Driven

Robotics technology accelerated by AI is upgrading and evolving every day.

Force Control, Dexterous Hand Manipulation of All Things

Combined with force-position hybrid control, it is sensitive and reliable, and can simulate human hands to achieve precise operation of objects.

Robot World Model, Let’s Create It Together

UnifoLM (Unitree Robot Unified Large Model), create a new era of intelligence together.

Key Features:

Extra Large Joint Movement

Imitation and Reinforcement Learning

Force Control Dexterous Hand

Sensitive and Reliable Manipulation

Unified Robot World Model

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Unitree G1 Humanoid Robot

Order early. Lead time is roughly six weeks.
127 cm
robot-arm
23 Degrees of Freedom
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
8-Core CPU
2-Hour Battery Life
35 kg
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Product Overview

Unitree G1 Humanoid Robot

G1 is one the most affordable humanoid platforms for R&D projects, academic studies and education programs on A.I. and robotics. From martial arts to domestic helper, G1 shows the future of human robot collaborations in school, at work and at home.

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Key Features

127 cm

Unitree G1 features a 127cm-tall humanoid frame.

robot-arm

23 Degrees of Freedom

Unitree G1 features 23 degrees of freedom for enhanced mobility.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

Equipped with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, the Unitree G1 ensures smooth wireless control.

8-Core CPU

The Unitree G1 Humanoid Robot is powered by an 8-core high-performance CPU.

2-Hour Battery Life

The Unitree G1 Humanoid Robot offers up to 2 hours of battery life.

35 kg

The Unitree G1 Humanoid Robot weighs 35 kg.

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The Unitree G1 Humanoid Robot

Next-Gen Humanoid Innovation

Flexibility Beyond Ordinary People

Extra large joint movement angle space, 23 joint motors.

Redefining Precision with Advanced Dexterity and Human-Like Motion

Redefining Precision with Advanced Dexterity and Human-Like Motion

The Unitree G1 redefines precision and movement with its advanced 3-fingered dexterity and human-like motion, enabling it to perform intricate tasks and interact seamlessly with its environment for diverse applications.

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